Where was DC's Legends of Tomorrow filmed
Legends of Tomorrow
Year: 2016
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Country: Canada
<p>The television series is a spin-off of the popular shows Arrow and The Flash, unfolding in the same fictional universe. The plot centers on a superhero of the future, Rip Hunter, who returns to our time to assemble a team of modern-day superheroes and supervillains. Their goal is to stop an immortal being that threatens to destroy the world and time itself. Filming for the series began on September 9, 2015 and took place in Vancouver, British Columbia. Special attention in the filming process was paid to the use of open spaces. Despite the possibilities of the recording pavilions, the director favored filming in the open, which was a characteristic feature of the pilot episode. He noted that this type of show is characterized by limited funding and uncertainty about its future, so most of the material had to be shot in open locations. The only major set was the “Wavelengths”.</p>
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1010 George Street
In movie
Scene where A tense chase ensues as Sarah and Amaya pursue Felicity Smoak. They swiftly break through the fences, tearing down everything in their path. After a struggle, they manage to capture Felicity despite her resistance.
Real
Scene was shot at 1010 George Street in Vancouver. This is a typical industrial part of the city, with characteristic warehouse and manufacturing buildings. The neighborhood is surrounded by technical buildings, narrow driveways and railroad tracks. Due to its versatility and neutral background, the location is often used in movies and TV series for chase scenes, criminal encounters or covert operations.
1388 The Crescent
In movie
Scene where Jax infiltrates a cotillion to steal military plans but is caught in the process in episode 2x04 “Abominations”.
14128 Colebrook Road
In movie
Scene where Nate fakes a stomach ache to give himself a chance to warn the team about the roadblock on the interstate in episode 4x10 “The Getaway”.
1745 West 8th Avenue
In movie
Scene where Genghis Khan's gang chases Prince Charles's motorcade into a garage and Behrad looks for a way to stop them but is captured himself in episode 5x06 “Mortal Khanbat”.
254 Osborne Avenue
In movie
Scene where Zari films Mick when he goes to confront the troll only to learn that she is unexpectedly connected to him in episode 5x07 “Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac”.
3760 72 Street
In movie
Scene where Nate leads Mick to a house to rob but it turns out to be his parents' home which leads to an awkward encounter with them in episode 4x01 “The Virgin Gary”. Ava accompanies Nate to his parents' home for Thanksgiving and he tries to prepare her for all the nonsense in episode 4x05 “Tagumo Attacks!!!”. The Legends pay their respects at Hank's memorial and Constantine figures out Hank's spirit is haunting the house in episode 4x11 “Séance and Sensibility”.
5255 Heather Street
In movie
Scene where The Legends steal a camper from outside the hospital and run off with Nixon in episode 4x10 “The Getaway”.
Real
Scene was shot Originally constructed as offices for the BC Workers Compensation Board, 5255 Heather Street was given over to the RCMP during the 1970s to join in the growing headquarters of the RCMP’s ‘E’ Division. The building became vacant after the RCMP moved to their new headquarters in Surrey which was completed at the end of 2012. In 2014 the building transferred to the Public Health Services Authority which has rented it out to film productions.
657 37th Avenue West
In movie
Scene where The team visits an expert in Vandal Savage and learn his true identity in pilot episode “Pilot, Part 1”.
Real
Scene was shot Along with the building across the street, this building was constructed in the 1950s for the Worker’s Compensation Board and then transferred to the RCMP in the 80s as an expansion of the RCMP’s ‘E’ Division headquarters. The building has been in control of the Public Health Services Authority since 2014 after the RCMP moved to their new Surrey headquarters and has been popular with film productions since then.
6742 224 Street
In movie
Scene where Zari works her charms on the coachman but soon learns that he is the magical creature they have been tracking in episode 4x11 “Séance and Sensibility”.
Real
Scene was shot This home and surrounding farm in Langley is popular with productions for its old style architecture and remote looking environment.
7616 Montreal Street (YDT)
In movie
Scene where Sara and the team investigate the company that produces the clones and are interrupted by the arrival of the real Ava in episode 3x16 “I, Ava”.