Where was The Gorge filmed

Locations

• Airplane

  In movie

  Scene where the hero makes a jump, having just pushed himself off the side of an airplane. The wind roars in his ears, fluttering his clothes and tightening the straps of his parachute as he rushes toward the ground. Beneath him is a majestic mountain abyss: steep cliffs frame the gorge, their peaks covered with snow, and below are green valleys and a narrow, winding river like a silvery thread.

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  Airplane on the map

  Scene was shot at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden is an 80 hectare studio complex in Leavesden in the East of England. The studios were all converted from an aircraft factory and airfield, the center of British aircraft production during World War II. There is an opportunity here to create footage of this scale with incredible special effects, as the studio is one of the largest and most advanced film production facilities in the world.

• Bourne Wood

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where close-up interactions with the actors are captured within the dense forest surrounding the towers. This particular woodland area has a rich history of hosting major film productions, making it a familiar and versatile natural set for intense dramatic sequences. The natural foliage and varied terrain offered an ideal setting for intimate and action-oriented scenes.

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  Bourne Wood on the map

  Scene was shot Bourne Wood, Farnham, Surrey, England, UK

• Flame Towers

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where Darklake agent Bartholomew (played by Sigourney Weaver) appears to be in Baku, Azerbaijan. Her desk offers panoramic views of the iconic Flame Towers, a trio of modern skyscrapers that dominate the city's skyline and symbolize Azerbaijan's identity as 'The Land of Fire.' The striking architecture provides a sophisticated and globally-oriented backdrop for her character.

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  Flame Towers on the map

  Scene was shot Flame Towers, Baku, Azerbaijan

• Geoffrey's Malibu

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where a prestigious oceanfront restaurant is featured. While the interior or immediate surroundings of this famous establishment are utilized, any zoom-out shots displaying Mediterranean-style buildings reminiscent of the Côte d’Azur were created using computer-generated imagery. This allows for a luxurious dining atmosphere while visually transporting viewers to a different European locale through special effects.

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  Geoffrey's Malibu on the map

  Scene was shot Geoffrey's Malibu Restaurant, Malibu, California, USA

• Lovatnet Lake

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where a lake with a distinctive greenish-blue hue is featured. This striking body of water is noted for being fed by meltwater from impressive surrounding glaciers, giving it a unique visual quality that stands out in the film. The serene and powerful natural landscape provides a breathtaking and isolated atmosphere for any sequences filmed here, highlighting Norway's majestic beauty.

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  Lovatnet Lake on the map

  Scene was shot Lovatnet Lake, Loen, Vestland County, Norway

• Low Force Waterfall

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where a cascade is briefly shown, which is identifiable as the Low Force Waterfall on the River Tees. Although not heavily featured, its presence adds a natural and powerful element to the film's varied outdoor settings. Located in a scenic area easily accessible for visitors, this waterfall contributes to the diverse British landscapes utilized in the production.

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  Low Force Waterfall on the map

  Scene was shot Low Force Waterfall, River Tees, Teesdale, County Durham, England, UK

• Mountain River

  In movie

  Scene where we see a breathtaking gorge with a river running through it. A helicopter whizzes by in the sky above the water surface. Everything around is covered with fog, which gives the view an ominous and mysterious atmosphere. The main character tells us that she is being sent on a special mission to an unknown place. It seems that it is in this valley that the main events of the movie will take place.

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  Mountain River on the map

  Scene was shot on the Røuma River in Norway is an incredibly scenic and dramatic location, perfect for a movie where nature becomes an integral part of the story. This river, flowing through valleys and mountainous landscapes, embodies both the power and beauty of northern nature.

• Point Dume

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where a cliff, ostensibly in Èze, France, features the CGI-rendered Cross of Lorraine. This dramatic coastal cliff, situated between Westward Beach and Pirate's Cove Beach, provided a majestic natural canvas for digital enhancement. It is also historically significant in cinema, having hosted the iconic final scene of the 1968 film 'Planet of the Apes' just below this specific spot.

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  Point Dume on the map

  Scene was shot Point Dume State Preserve, Malibu, California, USA

• Romsdalen Valley

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where the extensive mountainous landscapes surrounding the gorge are depicted, utilizing the spectacular Romsdalen Valley. This area is characterized by the Rauma River and the towering Romsdalsalpene mountains, including the renowned Trollveggen (Troll Wall), Europe's highest vertical rock face. The rugged and dramatic terrain provides an epic scale to the film's central "gorge" location.

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  Romsdalen Valley on the map

  Scene was shot Romsdalen Valley, near Åndalsnes, Møre og Romsdal County, Norway

• Rosie's Dog Beach

  In movie

  Scene where The scene where Levi Kane is introduced on a beach, showcasing his unexpected poetic talents while exercising. An artificial island, Island Chaffee, known for oil extraction, is prominently visible in the background, adding an industrial touch to the otherwise natural coastal setting. This opening sequence establishes a unique character detail against a striking visual backdrop, blending natural beauty with man-made structures in the Pacific Ocean.

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  Rosie's Dog Beach on the map

  Scene was shot Rosie's Dog Beach, Long Beach, California, USA