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What's Up, Doc?

California Street (private residence)

San Francisco · United States  ·  Larrabee's lunch

What's Up, Doc? filmed at California Street (private residence), San Francisco. Mr Larrabee's lunch takes place at this Italianate Victorian home in Pacific Heights. On screen it's 888 Russian Hill.

California Street (private residence), San Francisco

Where to go

37.786109, -122.455888

Probable Named in published production coverage; the coordinate is the place itself, checked against a gazetteer. This is a street or a long feature — the coordinate is a representative point on it, not a single spot.

Good to know

Title
What's Up, Doc? (1972)
On screen
888 Russian Hill
In real life
California Street (private residence), San Francisco
Can you visit?
Private. Not open to visitors
Time to allow
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Confidence
Probable

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Questions

Where exactly did What's Up, Doc? film at California Street (private residence)?
At 37.786109, -122.455888 in San Francisco. Named in published production coverage; the coordinate is the place itself, checked against a gazetteer. This is a street or a long feature — the coordinate is a representative point on it, not a single spot.
Can you visit California Street (private residence)?
Private. Not open to visitors.
What else was filmed near California Street (private residence)?
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