Where Was 'The Sandpiper' Actually Filmed???
FAS1 I know it's supposed to be the Big Sur area in northern California, but was it actually filmed there or on some Hollywood screen stage??? Can't seem to find the answer anywhere!!!
The story specifically takes place in Big Sur; the film includes many location shots of Big Sur landmarks, including Pfeiffer Beach, Point Lobos State Reserve, Bixby Creek Bridge, the Coast Gallery (where Laura exhibits her artwork), and a pivotal scene shot on a sound stage built to resemble the restaurant Nepenthe.[3] The German singer Nico was an extra in the Nepenthe scene. The film also features an early performance by Charles Bronson as a beatnik sculptor.
from the wikipedia article on the movie. you don't seem to have looked very hard
karma, you know, do good things, good things happen; do bad things, bad things happen?
the cabin that Liz lives in: are those long tore down and now super rich only live there..
Everyday I learn something new!
The house, amusingly referred to in the film as a "shack" , was built for the film, I believe, and thus likely dismantled right afterward.
shareThe house was dismantled and kept at a Hollywood film lot. It has been purchased and re-assembled in Inverness, California.
http://www.ptreyeslight.com/article/lauras-cabin
I noticed that. She tells her son near the end,"I'll get a job and we can live in town, we won't have to live at the beach". I was thinking how things have changed since 1965, when poor people had to live on the beach, in the country. That shack would be 1.5 million now.
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