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Rating: - Emphasis is on obscure 1920s and 1930s movies
If you're looking for famous movie locations in the Los Angeles area that have been used in popular films of the last forty years or so, this is NOT the book to get. The book does have lots of good photographs, but there is a strong emphasis on fairly obscure old films--Keystone Cops, Laurel and Hardy--and very old TV shows. There are certainly some more contemporary films listed (e.g., the Bradford building interior used in Blade Runner; some Griffith Park locations used in many films, etc.), but I found it to be quite a disappointment, especially considering the high price for such a small book (no doubt because of the large number of photographs). I found Tony Reeves' Worldwide Guide to Movie Locations and William A. Gordon's Shot on This Site to be more like what I was looking for, and at a better price.

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