Where was Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home filmed
Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home
Year: 1995
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Romance
<p>The family movie, directed by Dwight Little, continues the touching story begun in the first installment of 1993. Principal photography took place in the picturesque coastal areas of British Columbia, including Telegraph Bay and Vancouver Island. These mesmerizing locations provided the perfect backdrop for the spectacular ocean scenes. Additionally, the crew worked in various locations across North America including the San Juan Islands, Orcas Island, Fryday Harbor, Lopez Island (Washington State), Escondido (California), Astoria (Oregon) and Whidbey Island (Washington State). Some scenes were filmed in Los Angeles, at Warner Brothers Studios, where sets for the non-water scenes were created under controlled conditions. One of the most challenging tasks for the crew was working with real orcas and underwater scenes. For their realization they used animatronics and special studio pools, which allowed to achieve spectacular and realistic without compromising the safety of filming.</p>
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A house on the coast
In movie
Scene where Jesse's former social worker, Dwight, brings news that dramatically changes his life. Jesse struggles to take in the information that his birth mother, who left him eight years ago, has been found in New York City, but is now deceased. Dwight continues the story by informing him that she left behind a son, eight-year-old Elvis, Jesse's half-brother. The news that he has another brother overwhelms Jesse, and the boy rushes to vent his emotions in an abandoned deserted place near the coast.
Real
Scene was shot in a building called Uppertown Net Loft or Big Red. It is a historic structure built by the Norwegians in 1900. It is a large, shack-like architectural structure that sits on an old wooden pier. Over the past ten years, its owners have carefully restored the space, preserving its unique character. Originally serving as Royal's professional art studio, they now plan to turn the space into a creative space for other artists, offering them the opportunity to work and be inspired in this picturesque setting.
Greenwood family home
In movie
Scene where Jesse was adopted by his foster parents, Glenn and Annie Greenwood. As the family prepares to travel to the Pacific Northwest, viewers watch their measured and cozy home life. Glen teaches Jesse how to drive a watercraft, but the teenager already has very different interests...
Real
Scene was shot in a house located at 3392 Harrison Avenue, Astoria. Although it is now private property and cannot be accessed for rentals or fan visits, the house still adds to the authenticity of the film's atmosphere. Its exterior, which can be seen from afar, continues to evoke memories for fans of the movie.
Ocean
In movie
Scene where Jesse begins to show interest in Nadine. Gradually, their awkward camaraderie gives way to a growing romantic liking. Jesse helps Nadine form a friendship with his orca friends Willie, Luna, and Little Spot. This process occurs in part through their joint amateur synchronized swimming lessons.
Real
Scene was shot at John C. Arg in Los Angeles, which is famous for hosting the 1932 Summer Olympics. It continues to serve as an aquatic center. The stadium's pool complex serves as the base for the swim club, which organizes year-round competitions and provides top-notch training and instruction in swimming technique for swimmers of all ages and skill levels.