The Journal of San Diego History
SAN DIEGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY
Spring 2002, Volume 48, Number 2
Gregg Hennessey, Editor
Compiled by Gregory L. Williams
With assistance from Ashley Johnson, Bill Griswold, and Liz Abbott
This is a list of movie titles that have been filmed in San Diego or have plots concerning San Diego. While it may be exhaustive, it is not complete. Included are movies, television series, made-for-television movies, pilots of television shows, documentaries, and some concerts filmed in San Diego. Not included are the many locally produced corporate or educational documentaries produced in San Diego by companies such as SDG&E (now held by the San Diego Historical Society).
While most of the movies listed are fictional feature films, there are some documentary titles meant for a wide audience. There can certainly be debate about what constitutes a “San Diego film.” If one scene was filmed in San Diego is it really a San Diego film? If a movie was filmed on a local ship with the crew based in San Diego, is it a San Diego film? If a location crew came down to San Diego to film shots of the city for a movie, is it a San Diego film? For the purposes of this list the answer to those questions is yes. The purpose of this list is to note the presence of filmmakers in San Diego. Less than thirty of these movies were not filmed in San Diego, but have enough of a San Diego storyline to deserve notice. Each entry has a title, production company, date and San Diego County location. Locations are listed if there is information available. If “San Diego” is listed a source has indicated that it was filmed in town, but no more specific information was available. If a movie has several San Diego locations not all local and none of out-of-the-county locations have been listed because of space limitations.
001. Street Scene, San Diego (Edison, 1898). Downtown.
002. Off for the Rabbit Chase (Edison, 1898). Hotel del Coronado.
003. Dogs Playing in the Surf (Edison, 1898). Coronado.
004. Knights of Pythias Camp (1901). Coronado.
005. Tent City (1901). Coronado. A documentary.
006. Ferryboat Entering Co ronado Slip (1901) Coronado.
007. The Count of Monte Cristo, (1908). Selig Studios. La Jolla.
008. A Daughter of Liberty (May 25, 1911) American Film Mfg.
009. A Trooper’s Heart (May 25, 1911) American Film Mfg.”Lakeside.
010. Rattlesnakes and Gunpowder (May 29, 1911) American Film Mfg.
011. The Ranch Tenor/The Foreman’s Fixup (5/29/1911) American. Lakeside.
012. The Sheepman’s Daughter (June 1, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
013. The Sagebrush Phrenologist (June 5, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
014. The Elopement on Double L Ranch (6/5/1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. Lakeside.
015. Reward-Dead or Alive (June 8, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
016. The Witch of the Range (June 12, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
017. The Cowboy’s Ruse & Law & Order on Bar L (6/15/1911) American. Lakeside.
018. The Angel of Paradise Ranch, (1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
019. The Gold Lust, (1911) American Film Mfg.
020. The Sheriff’s Sisters, (1911) American Film Mfg.
021. The Yiddisher Cowboy, (June 19, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
022. The Broncho Buster’s Bride (June 19, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
023. The Hermit’s Gold (June 22, 1911) American Film Mfg., Lakeside.
024. The Actress and the Cowboys (June 26, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
025. The Sky Pilot’s Intemperance (June 26, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
026. A Western Waif (June 29, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
027. The Call of The Open Range (July 3, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
028. The School Ma’am of Snake (July 6, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
029. The Ranch Chicken (July 6, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
030. Cupid in Chaps (July 10, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
031. The Outlaw’s Trail (July 13, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
032. The Ranchman’s Nerve (July 17, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
033. When East Comes West (July 20, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
034. The Cowboy’s Deliverance (July 24, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
035. The Cattle Thief’s Brand (July 27, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
036. The Parting Trails (July 31, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
037. The Cattle Rustlers End (August 3, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
038. Cattle, Gold and Oil (August 7, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
039. The Ranch Girl (August 10, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
040. The Poisoned Flume (August 14, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
041. The Brand of Fear (August 17, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
042. The Blotted Brand (August 21, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
043. Auntie and the Cowboys (August 24, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
044. The Western Doctor’s Peril (8/ 28/1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. Lakeside.
045. The Smuggler & the Girl (August 31, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
046. The Cowboy and the Artist (September 4, 1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. Lakeside.
047. Three Million Dollars (1911), American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
048. The Stage Robbers of San Juan (Sept. 11, 1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. Lakeside.
049. The Mother of the Ranch (September 14, 1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. Lakeside.
050. The Gunman (September 18, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
051. The Claim Jumpers (September 21, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
052. The Circular Fence (September 25, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
053. The Rustler Sheriff (September 28, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
054. The Love of The West (October 2, 1911) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
055. The Trained Nurse at Bar Z (No Date) American Film Mfg. Lakeside.
056. The Miner’s Wife (October 5, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
057. The Land Thieves (October 9, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
058. The Cowboy & The Outlaw (Oct. 12, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
059. Three Daughters of The West (Oct. 16, 1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co., La Mesa.
060. Caves of La Jolla (October 19, 1911) American Film Mfg., La Mesa.
061. The Lonely Range (October 23, 1911) American Film Mfg., La Mesa.
062. The Horse Thieves Bigamy (Oct. 23, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
063. The Trail of the Eucalyptus (Oct. 26, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
064. The Stronger Man (October 30, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
065. The Water War (November 2, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
066. The Three Shell Game (November 6, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
067. The Mexican (November 9, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
068. The Eastern Cowboy (November 13, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
069. The Way of The West (November 16, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
070. The Test (November 20, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
071. The Master of The Vineyard (Nov. 23, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
072. Sloppy Bill of the Rollicking R (Nov. 27, 1911) Am. Film Mfg. Co. La Mesa.
073. The Sheriff’s Sisters (November 30, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
074. The Angel of Paradise Ranch (Dec. 4, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
075. The Smoke of the Fourty-Five (Dec. 7, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
076. The Man Hunt (December 11, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
077. Santa Catalina Magic Isle (December 14, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
078. The Last Notch (December 18, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
079. The Gold Lust (December 21, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
080. The Duel of the Candles (December 25, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
081. Bonita of El Cajon (December 28, 1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
082. The Lawful Holdup (1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
083. Battleships (1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
084. Dams and Waterways (1911) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
085. A Midwinter Trip to Los Angeles (Jan. 1, 1912) Am. Film Mfg. Co., La Mesa.
086. The Misadventures of a Claim Agent (Jan. 4, 1912) Am. Film Mfg. Co., La Mesa.
087. Broncho Busting For Flying A Pictures (1/ 4/ 1912) Am. Film Mfg. Co. La Mesa.
088. The Winning of La Mesa (January 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
089. The Locket (January 11, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
090. The Relentless Outlaw (January 15, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
091. Justice of the Sage (January 18, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
092. Objections Overruled (January 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
093. The Mormon (January 25, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
094. Love and Lemons (Jan. 29, 1912) American Film Manufacturing Co. La Mesa.
095. The Best Policy (February 1, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
096. The Real Estate Fraud (February 5, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
097. The Grubstake Mortgage (February 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
098. Where Broadway Meets The Mountains (2/12/1912) Am. Film Mfg. La Mesa.
099. An Innocent Grafter (February 15, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
100. Society and Chaps (February 19, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
101. The Leap Year Cowboy (February 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
102. The Land Baron of San Tee (Feb. 26, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
103. An Assisted Elopement (February 29, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
104. From the Four-Hundred to the Herd (3/4/1912) Am. Film Mfg. Co. La Mesa.
105. Broken Ties (March 7, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
106. After School (March 11, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
107. The Full Value (March 18, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
108. A Bad Investment (March 14, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
109. The Tramp’s Gratitude (March 21, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
110. Fidelity (March 25, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
111. Winter Sports & Pastimes of Coronado (3/28/12) Am Film Mfg. Co. La Mesa.
112. The Maid and the Man (April 1, 1912) American Film Mfg. Hotel del Coronado.
113. The Agitator or The Cowboy Socialist (4/4/12) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
114. Checkmate (April 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
115. The Ranchman’s Marathon (April 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
116. The Coward (April 11, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
117. The Distant Relative (April 15, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
118. The Range Detective (April 18, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
119. Driftwood (April 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
120. The Eastern Girl (April 25, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
121. The Pensioners (April 29, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
122. The End of the Feud (May 2, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
123. The Wedding Dress (May 6, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
124. Mystical Maid of Jamacha Pass (5/9/1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
125. The Other Wise Man (May 13, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
126. The Haters (May 16, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
127. The Thread of Life (May 20, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
128. The Wandering Gypsy (May 23, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
129. The Reward of Valor (May 27, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
130. The Brand (May 30, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
131. The Green Eyed Monster (June 3, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
132. Cupid Through Padlocks (June 6, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
133. For The Good of Her Men (June 10, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
134. The Simple Love (June 13, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
135. The Weaker Brother (June 17, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
136. Fifty-Mile Auto Contest (June 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
137. The Wordless Message (June 20, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
138. The Evil Inheritance (June 24, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
139. The Marauders (June 27, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
140. The Girl Back Home (July 1, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
141. Under False Pretenses (July 4, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
142. Where There’s A Heart (July 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
143. The Vanishing Race (July 11, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
144. Point Loma Old Town (July 15, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
145. The Telltale Shells (July 18, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
146. Indian Jealous y (July 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
147. San Diego (July 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
148. The Canyon Dweller (July 25, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
149. It Pays To Wait (July 29, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
150. A Life Fo r a Kiss (August 1, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
151. The Meddlers (August 5, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
152. The Girl and the Gun (August 8, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
153. The Battleground (August 12, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
154. The Bad Man and the Ranger (8/14/1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
155. The Outlaw Colony (August 15, 1912) American Film Mfg., La Mesa.
156. The Land of Death (August 19, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
157. The Bandit of Point Loma (August 22, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
158. The Jealous Rage (August 26, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
159. The Will of James Waldron (August 29, 1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
160. The House that Jack Built (1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
161. Curtiss’s School of Aviation (1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
162. The Stepmother (1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
163. The Odd Job Man (1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
164. The Liar (1912) American Film Mfg. La Mesa.
164a. Flower Parade at San Diego (February 7, 1912) Kalem Co. San Diego Bay.
165. Alkali Ike Beats Broncho Billy (1912) Essanay Company. Lakeside.
166. The Reward of Valor, (1912)
167. Estudillo House California, (Nestor Company, May 18, 1912). Old Town.
168. Historic San Diego (Nestor Company, July 1912)
169. Interesting San Diego (Nestor Company, July 20, 1912)
170. Trail of Guilt (Ammex, August 28, 1912)
171. Memory of Ashes (Ammex, October 3, 1912)
172. Barney Oldfield: Race for Life, (1913). Lakeside.
173. Fatty at San Diego (1913), Keystone Studios.
174. In a Japanese Tea Garden (Edison Studios, February 24, 1913. Old Town.
175. The Old Monk’s Tale (Edison Studios, February 15, 1913) Old Town.
176. Tess of the Storm Country (Paramount, 1914). Del Mar.
177. The Vanishing Tribe (Kalem, 1914). Stars Mona Darkfeather
178. The Virginian (Lasky, 1914). North County San Diego.
179. The Rose of the Rancho (Lasky, 1914). Pala & Oceanside.
180. The Man From Home (Laskey, 1914)
181. The Buzzard’s Shadow (American Film Company, 1915) American Film Co.
182. Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition (Keystone, 1915) Balboa Park.
183. The Girl of the Golden West (Lasky, 1915). Near Mt. Palomar.
184. Retribution (Lubin, 1915) Coronado.
185. Billy Joins The Navy (Lubin, 1915) Coronado.
186. The Lineman’s Revenge or Why is Electricity Expensive, (Lubin, 1915)
187. The Slave of the Harem or Saved from the Harem (Lubin, 1915) Coronado.
188. An Ambassador from the Dead (Lubin, 1915) Coronado.
189. The Sacred Bracelett (Lubin, September 18, 1915). Coronado.
190. The Dragonman, (Lubin, October 9, 1915) Coronado.
191. Meg of the Cliffs (Lubin October 9, 1915). Coronado.
192. The Vengance of Cal McCall (Lubin October 23, 1915). Coronado.
193. The Moment Before Death (Lubin, October 23, 1915). Coronado.
194. The Bond Within (Lubin, November 3, 1915). Coronado.
195. The Dusty Gentleman (Lubin, November 3, 1915). Coronado.
196. Two News Items (Lubin, November 6, 1915). Coronado.
197. A Delayed Reformation, (Lubin November 20, 1915) Coronado.
198. One of the Chosen (Lubin, November 20, 1915); Coronado
199. Out For the Day (Lubin, November 27, 1915) Coronado
200. The Law’s Injustice (Lubin, December 11, 1915) Coronado
201. The Embodied Thought (Lubin, December 18, 1915) Coronado
202. His Majesty Plays (Lubin, December 25, 1915) Coronado
203. A Modern Paul (Lubin, December 25, 1915) Coronado
204. Faust (Lubin, 1915) Coronado
205. The Hopeless Game (Lubin, 1915) Coronado
206. Swami Sam (Lubin, 1915) Coronado. Coronado
207. As the Twig is Bent (Lubin 1915) Coronado
208. The Convict King (Lubin, 1915) Coronado
209. The Dead Soul (Lubin, 1915). Coronado
210. A Girl of Yesterday (Famous Players-Lasky, 1915). North Island.
211. Young Romance (Lasky, 1915). Hotel del Coronado?”
212. Neal of the Navy (Pathe, 1915).
213. Pretty Mrs. Smith (Paramount, 1915)
214. The Quest (American Film Manufacturing Co, 1915). La Jolla?
215. A Submarine Pirate (Keystone, 1915). SD Navy Yard.
216. Maggie’s Honest Lover (Nestor Comedy Troupe, 1915). Balboa Park.
217. The Captive God (Triangle, 1916)
218. Diane of the Follies or A House Built on Sand. Lilian Gish, (1916) Balboa Park.
219. The Americano (Fine Arts Films, 1916). Balboa Park. La Jolla.
220. The Eye of God (Universal, 1916)
221. Miss Jackie of the Navy (Pollard Picture Plays, 1916). Coronado.
222. The Pearl of Paradise (Pollard Picture Plays, 1916). Balboa Park.
223. The Redemption of Helene (Lubin, January 16, 1916). Coronado.
224. Soldier Sons (Lubin, January 16, 1916). Coronado.
225. The Gulf Between (Lubin, February 12, 1916). Coronado.
226. A Sister to Cain (Lubin, February 26, 1916). Coronado.
227. None So Blind (Lubin, March 4, 1916). Coronado.
228. Jackstraws (Lubin, April 22, 1916). Coronado.
229. Gethsemane (Lubin, April 29, 1916). Coronado.
230. The Stolen Master (Lubin, May 13, 1916). Coronado.
231. The Black Sheep (Lubin, May 13, 1916). Coronado.
232. Sons of the Sea (Lubin, May 13, 1916). Coronado.
233. The Green Fairy (Lubin, May 13, 1916). Coronado.
234. The Code of the Hills (Lubin, May 13, 1916). Coronado.
235. Love’s Law(Lubin, May 27, 1916). Coronado.
236. The Return of John Boston (Lubin, May 27, 1916). Coronado.
237. The Rough Neck (Lubin, June 10, 1916). Coronado.
238. The Embodied Thought (Lubin?, 1916). Coronado.
239. The Bond Within (Lubin? 1916). Coronado.
240. ’49-’17 (Universal, 1917). Balboa Park.
241. The Butterfly Girl (Pollard Picture Plays, 1917). Balboa Park.
242. The Devil’s Assistant (Pollard Picture Plays, 1917). Balboa Park.
243. The Girl Who Couldn’t Grow Up (Pollard Picture Plays, 1917). Balboa Park.
244. The Princess Virtue (Bluebird Photoplay, 1917)
245. The Lost Express (Signal, 1917). North County.
246. The Cost of Hatred (Lasky/Paramount, 1917). Old Town.
247. The Married Virgin (Maxwell Productions, 1918). Hotel del Coronado.
248. Her American Husband, (Triangle, 1918). SD Japanese Gardens.
249. Unpardonable Sin, (Blanche Sweet Company, 1919).
250. The Highest Trump (Vitagraph, 1919) Airplane scenes above San Diego.
251. It Pays to Advertise (Lasky, 1919). Coronado Islands.
252. Pettigrew’s Girl (1919). Camp Kearny.
253. Soldiers of Fortune (Mayflower Pictures/Reelart, 1919) Balboa Park.
254. Toton the Apache (Triangle, 1919). Balboa Park.
255. The Woman Michael Married, (B.B. Features, 1919).
256. Romance of San Diego (1919). Downtown.
257. Captain Swift (Vitagraph, 1920) San Diego as Australian bush.
258. The Purple Cipher (Vitagraph, 1920).”Naval Station, San Diego.
259. Roman Candles (Master, 1920). Balboa Park.
260. Blackmail (Metro, 1920) Train:SD-LA.
261. An Adventuress/An Isle of Love (Herald, 1920, 1922) Possibly Camp Kearny.
262. Unidentified Balboa Park film. SK-139b, 1920s. Balboa Park.
263. Unidentified Balboa Park film. SK-95, 1920s. Balboa Park.
264 Unidentified Balboa Park film. SK-34, 1920s. Balboa Park.
265. Garments of Truth (Sawyer-Lubin Pictures, 1921) La Mesa?
266. Orphans of the Storm (United Artists, 1921). Fallbrook area.”
267. The Speed Girl (Paramount, 1921).
268. Wealth (Lasky/Paramount), 1921). Balboa Park.
269. The Dictator (Paramount, 1922) Balboa Park.
270. The Pride of Palomar (Cosmopolitan, 1922) Oceanside.
271. Rags to Riches (Warner Bros., 1922). North County.
272. Beyond The Rocks (Famous Players-Lasky, 1922). Coronado.
273. Unidentified Thomas Ince production, 1922. Balboa Park.
274. Rosita (Mary Pickford Company/United Artists, 1923) Balboa Park.
275. Your Friend and Mine (Sawyer-Lubin, 1923) La Mesa.
276. Love Brand (Universal, 1923). Rancho Santa Margarita.
277. Dizzie Lizzie, (Nonpariel Producing Company, July 1923). La Mesa.
278. Button Holes, (Nonpariel Producing Company, July 1923). La Mesa.
279. Home Brew, (Nonpariel Producing Company, August 1923). La Mesa.
280. Mr. Billings Spends His Dime (Paramount, 1923) Balboa Park.
281. Red Lights (MGM, 1923) SD & Arizona RR.
282. Spooky-Ookums , (Jim Aubrey Productions, March 1924). La Mesa.
283. My Husband’s Wives (Fox, 1924). San Diego.
284. The Coast of Folly (Famous Players, 1925). Hotel del Coronado.
285. Tides of Passion (Vitagraph, 1925). La Jolla.
286. Tonio, Son of the Sierras (David Distributing/States Rights, 1925). La Mesa.
287. Good and Naughty (Famous Players, 1926). Coronado.
288. Eyes Right! (Goodwill Pictures, 1926). SD Army & Navy Academy.
289. Tell It to the Marines (MGM, 1926). MCRD.
290. The Lucky Lady (Paramount, 1926). Balboa Park.
291. Consuelo di Capri. (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
292. Avarice (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
293. Uninvited Guest (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
294. Virtue’s Reward or Blood for Bond (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
295. A Midsummer’s Day (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
296. The Voca Film (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
297. A Southern California Cinemalogue (La Jolla Cinema League, 1926-7). La Jolla.
298. Love My Dog (Hal Roach, 1927). Coronado?
299. Play Safe reissued as Chasing Choo Choos (Pathe, 1927). SD&Ariz RR.
300. A Perfect Gentleman (Pathe, 1928) If correct title, Balboa Park.
301. Beggars of Life (Paramount, 1928). SD& Arizona RR.
302. Ranger’s Oath (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
303. Rip Roaring Logan (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
304. Riders of Vengeance (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
305. Secrets of the Range (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
306. Throwing Lead (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
307. Trails of Treachery (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
308. Battling Three (William Pizor Productions, 1928). La Mesa.
309. Submarine (Columbia, 1928).
310. Telling the World (MGM, 1928). Coronado?
311. Why Sailors Go Wrong (Fox, 1928). Balboa Park. Point Loma.
312. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. film. SK-138-139, ca. 1928-1929. Balboa Park.
313. The Cock-Eyed World (Fox, 1929). Possibly Navy pier?
314. Flight (Columbia, 1929). El Cajon.
315. The Flying Fleet (MGM, 1929). North Island. Hotel del Coronado.
316. The Flying Marine (Columbia, 1929). North Island.
317. The Cuckoos (RKO, 1930).
318. True to the Navy (Paramount, 1930). San Diego soda jerk Clara Bow.
319. Cyclone (Tiffany Studios, 1930). Carlsbad?
320. Hell Divers (MGM, 1931). North Island.”
321. Suicide Fleet (RKO, 1931). San Diego Harbor.
322. Mr. Robinson Crusoe (United Artists, 1932).
323. Tiger Shark (Warner Bros., 1932). Aboard San Diego baitboat EMMA R.S.
324. I Cover the Waterfront (United Artists, 1933). San Diego plot.”
325. Flying Down to Rio (RKO, 1933). “Cabrillo near San Diego.”
326. Here Comes the Navy (Warner Bros., 1934) Naval Training Center.
327. The Marines Are Coming (Mascot Pictures, 1934). Characters stationed in S.D.
328. Coronado (Universal, 1935). Coronado.
329. Devil Dogs of the Air (Warner Brothers, 1935). North Island.
330. Dinky (Warner Bros., 1935). San Diego Army & Navy Academy.
331. Navy Wife (20th Century Fox, 1935). San Diego Naval Hospital.
332. The Rainmakers (RKO, 1935). Jacumba.
333. Rendezvous (MGM, 1935). Partial San Diego plotline.
334. Border Flight (Paramount, 1936). U.S. Coast Guard Station.
335. Mister Cinderella (Hal Roach/MGM, 1936). Coronado.
336. Navy Born (Republic, 1936). Partial San Diego plotline.
337. Pride of the Marines (Columbia, 1936). MCRD. Downtown.
338. Ramona (20th Century Fox, 1936). Warners Hot Springs. Mesa Grande.
339. Vigilantes (Republic, 1936). Escondido.
340. Yours for the Asking (Paramount, 1936). Coronado.
341. The Devil’s Playground (Columbia, 1937).
342. The Singing Marine (Warner Bros., 1937).
343. Submarine D-1 (Warner Bros., 1937).
344. They Gave Him a Gun (MGM, 1937). Camp Matthews.
345. Wings Over Honolulu (Universal, 1937). North Island.
346. Come On, Leathernecks! (Republic, 1938).
347. Men with Wings (Paramount, 1938). San Diego aerial views.
348. Sing You Sinners (Paramount, 1938). Del Mar Racetrack.
349. Stablemates (MGM, 1938). Del Mar Racetrack.
350. Test Pilot (MGM, 1938). Lindbergh Field.
351. Daredevils of the Red Circle (Republic, 1939). Rincon.
352. I Stole a Million (Universal, 1939).
353. It’s a Wonderful World (MGM, 1939). San Diego. Coronado Ferry?
354. The Magnificent Fraud (Paramount, 1939). Balboa Park.
355. The Rains Came (20th Century Fox, 1939). Balboa Park.
356. Thunder Afloat (MGM, 1939). Coronado Islands.
357. Wings of the Navy (Warner Bros., 1939). North Island.
358. Cookoo Cavaliers (Columbia, 1940). Three Stooges sell fish in San Diego.
359. Eyes of the Navy (MGM, 1940). North Island. Miramar.
360. The Fighting 69th (Warner Bros., 1940). Warners Hot Springs.
361. Flight Command (MGM, 1940). North Island.
362. Meet the Fleet (Warner Bros., 1940). San Diego.
363. The Marines Fly High (RKO, 1940). MCRD.
364. In the Navy (Universal, 1941). Abbott & Costello. Naval Training Center?
365. Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941). Balboa Park.
366. Dive Bomber (Warner Bros., 1941). North Island. Point Loma.
367. Down in San Diego (MGM, 1941). Possibly 2nd crew shots around town.
368. Call Out the Marines (RKO, 1942). Camp Elliott.
369. To the Shores of Tripoli (20th Century Fox, 1942). MCRD.
370. Wake Island (Paramount, 1942). San Diego Salton Sea.
371. Guadalcanal Diary (20th Century Fox, 1943). Camp Pendleton.
372. Gung Ho! (Universal, 1943) Camp Pendleton.
373. Salute to the Marines (MGM, 1943). A San Diego Marine base.
374. Destroyer (Columbia, 1943). Naval Training Center. Destroyer Base.
375. The Fighting Seabees (Republic, 1944). Camp Pendleton.
376. San Diego I Love You (Universal, 1944). Downtown. Torrey Pines.
377. See Here, Private Hargrove (MGM, 1944). Camp Pendleton.
378. The Story of Dr. Wassell (Paramount, 1944). San Diego.
379. In the Meantime, Darling (20th Century Fox, 1944). Camp Callan.
380. Marine Raiders (RKO, 1944). Camp Elliott.
381. An American Romance (MGM, 1944). Consolidated Plant, San Diego.
382. Here Comes the Waves (Paramount, 1944). NTC? San Diego.
383. Moonlight & Cactus (Universal, 1944). San Diego ranch.
384. Where Are Your Children (Monogram, 1944).
385. Wing and a Prayer (20th Century Fox, 1944). San Diego.
386. Pride of the Marines (Warner Bros., 1945). Naval Hosptial.
387. Gallant Journey (Columbia, 1946). Plot concerns San Diego.
388. Till the End of Time (RKO, 1946). MCRD.
389. High Barbaree (MGM, 1947). San Diego.
390. Repeat Performance (Eagle Lion Films, 1947).
391. Nightmare Alley (20th Century Fox, 1947) Del Mar Fairgrounds.
392. Sarge Goes to College (Monogram, 1947). SD Marine Band.
393. The Devil Thumbs a Ride (RKO, 1947). Oceanside.
394. Sands of Iwo Jima (Republic, 1949). Camp Pendleton.
395. Task Force (Warner Bros., 1949). San Diego.
396. Tuna Clipper (Monogram, 1949). San Diego.
397. The Clay Pigeon (RKO, 1949). San Diego. Oceanside.
398. The Fireball (20 Century Fox, 1950). Balboa Park.
399. Military Academy With That 10th Avenue Gang (Columbia, 1950). Brown Acad.
400. Mystery Submarine (Universal, 1950). San Diego.
401. I Was a Shoplifter (Universal International, 1950). San Diego in plot.
402. The Flying Missile (Columbia, 1950). Naval hospital.
403. The Skipper Surprised His Wife (MGM, 1950). Coronado. San Diego.
404. Halls of Montezuma (20th Century Fox, 1950). Camp Pendleton.
405. Fighting Coast Guard (Republic, 1951). San Diego.
406. Flying Leathernecks (RKO, 1951). Camp Pendleton.
407. The Frogmen (20th Century Fox, 1951). Coronado.
408. Submarine Command (Paramount, 1951). San Diego.
409. The Wild Blue Yonder (Republic, 1951). San Diego.
410. Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel (20th Century Fox, 1951) San Diego.
411. Retreat, Hell! (United States Pictures, 1952). Camp Pendleton.
412. Forbidden (Universal International, 1953). Waterfront.
413. The Desert Rats (20th Century Fox, 1953). San Diego.
414. Invaders from Mars (National, 1953). Palomar Observatory.
415. Francis Joins the WACS (Universal, 1954).
416. Men of the Fighting Lady (MGM, 1954). U.S.S. Princeton.
417. Return From the Sea (Allied Artists, 1954). San Diego. U.S.S. Maddox.
418. Battle Cry (Warner Bros., 1955). Camp Pendleton, Naval Training Center.
419. Francis in the Navy (Universal, 1955). Amphibious Base, Coronado.
420. Moonfleet (MGM, 1955). Oceanside.
421. Seven Cities of Gold (20th Century Fox, 1955). San Diego plot.
422. Away All Boats (Universal International, 1956).
423. Battle Stations (Columbia, 1956) U.S.S. Princeton. Downtown.
424. “Zorro” (1957) (TV series) Mission San Luis Rey.
425. The Brothers Rico (Columbia, 1957). Coronado.
426. Hellcats of the Navy (Columbia, 1957). San Diego.
427. The Spirit of St. Louis (Warner Bros., 1957). San Diego.
428. The Tarnished Angels (Universal International, 1957) Mission Bay.
429. The Wings of Eagles (MGM, 1957).
430. Anna Lucasta (Longr idge Enterprises, 1958) San Diego in plot.
431. The Gift of Love (20th Century Fox, 1958). Mt. Palomar.
432. Me and the Colonel (Columbia, 1958). San Diego.
433. Run Silent, Run Deep (Hecht, Hill & Lancaster, 1958). San Diego.
434. Torpedo Run (MGM, 1958).
435. Underwater Warrior (MGM, 1958). Coronado. Point Loma.
436. The Young Lions (20th Century Fox, 1958). 11 miles from Borrego Springs.
437. Battle of the Coral Sea (Columbia, 1959). San Diego.
438. On the Beach (United Artists, 1959). Carlsbad?”
439. Operation Petticoat (Universal International, 1959).
440. Some Like It Hot (United Artists, 1959). Hotel del Coronado.
441. Up Periscope (Warner Bros., 1959). San Diego.
442. The Gallant Hours (Cagney-Montgomery Productions, 1960). Camp Pendleton.”
443. The Last Voyage (MGM, 1960).
444. Cry for Happy (Columbia, 1961). Coronado?
445. The Outsider (Universal International, 1961). MCRD. Camp Pendleton.
446. Sammy the Way Out Seal (Disney, 1962). La Jolla.
447. It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (United Artists, 1963). Pacific Beach?
448. PT 109 (Warner Bros., 1963). San Diego.
449. Rampage (Seven Arts, 1963). San Diego Zoo.
450. A Ticklish Affair (MGM, 1963). Balboa Park. El Cortez Hotel. Point Loma.
451. Seven Days in May (Seven Arts, 1964). San Diego Bay.
452. The Family Jewels (Jerry Lewis Productions/Paramount, 1965) Coronado Ferry.
453. In Harm’s Way (Paramount, 1965). San Diego.
454. Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N. (Disney, 1966). San Diego.
455. Texas Across the River (Universal, 1966). Near Julian.
456. To the Shores of Hell (Robert Patrick Productions, 1966)
457. The Big Mouth (Jerry Lewis Prod./Columbia, 1967). Mission Bay. Sea World.
458. Doctor Dolittle (20th Century Fox, 1967). Sea World.
459. First to Fight (Warner Bros., 1967). Camp Pendleton.
460. Blood of Dracula’s Castle (1967). Sea World.
461. San Diego Surf (Andy Warhol, 1968). La Jolla.
462. Andy Makes a Movie (1968). La Jolla.
463. Ice Station Zebra (MGM, 1968). U.S.S. Ronquil. Submarine bases.
464. Nobody’s Perfect (Universal, 1968).
465. Petulia (Warner Bros., 1968). San Ysidro.
466. Chubasco (Warner Bros., 1968). San Diego canneries, Bay.
467. Captain Milkshake (Richmark, 1969). Balboa Park. Mission Gorge Park.
468. Number One (Seltzer Productions, 1969). Point Loma.
469. Hook, Line and Sinker (Columbia, 1969). San Diego.
470. Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon (Paramount, 1970). Mission Bay.
471. Tora! Tora! Tora! (20th Century Fox, 1970).
472. Tribes (20th Century Fox, 1970) (TV movie). MCRD.
473. Diamonds Are Forever (Danjac Productions, 1971). Oil rig off Oceanside?
474. Doctors’ Wives (Columbia, 1971). La Costa.
475. Wacky Taxi (1972) Various San Diego locations.
476. Wicked, Wicked (MGM, 1973). Hotel del Coronado.
477. Dying Room Only (Lorimar, 1973) (TV movie).
478. “Harry O” (1974).
479. The Chadwick Family (1974). (TV).
480. The California Reich (1975).
481. Dogs (Mar Vista Productions, 1976). Chula Vista.
482. Airport ’77 (1977).
483. The Crater Lake Monster (Crown International Pictures, 1977). Mt. Palomar.
484. Damnation Alley (20th Century Fox, 1977) East County.
485. Freaky Friday (Disney, 1977). Mission Bay.
486. MacArthur (Universal, 1977). Silver Strand. Camp Pendleton. Santa Fe Station.
487. Tentacoli (Tentacles) (American International Pictures, 1977). Mission Bay.
488. La Via della prostituzione (Flora Film, 1977).
489. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (Foursquare Productions, 1978). San Diego.
490. Coming Home (United Artists, 1978). Oceanside?
491. Gray Lady Down (Universal, 1978).
492. Who’ll Stop the Rain (United Artists, 1978).
493. Alien 2, sulla terra (Cinema Shares International, 1979).
494. A Force of One (American Cinema Productions, 1979).
495. The Force (Roger Tilton Films Inc., 1979).
496. Hardcore (Columbia Pictures, 1979). Gaslamp District.
497. Marciano (1979) (TV). Julian.
498. Phantasm (New Breed Productions, 1979).
499. Poto and Cabengo (New Yorker Films, 1979).
500. Scavenger Hunt (20th Century Fox, 1979). Many San Diego locations.
501. The Strange Case of Alice Cooper (Jaybar, 1979) (V) Sports Arena.
502. Borderline (Incorporated TV Co., 1980). Downtown. Border.
503. Cataclysm(1980).
504. The Girl, the Gold Watch & Everything (Paramount, 1980). (TV).
505. In God We Tru$t (Universal, 1980). Downtown.
506. Loving Couples (20th Century Fox, 1980. Hotel del Coronado.
507. The Promise of Love, (Telepictures Corp., 1980) (TV).
508. Raise the Titanic (Incorporated Television Company, 1980).
509. The Return of Frank Cannon (CBS, 1980) (TV).
510. Rodeo Girl (Marble Arch Productions, 1980) (TV). Sports Arena.
511. The Stunt Man (20th Century Fox, 1980). Coronado. La Jolla. Flinn Springs.
512. Frankenstein Island (Cerito Films, 1981). Valley Center.
513. “Simon & Simon”(TV series, Universal TV, 1981-1988) Various SD locations.
514. The Devil and Max Devlin (Disney, 1981)
515. Going Ape! (City Films, Hemdale, Paramount, 1981)
516. The Intruder Within (NBC, 1981) (TV)
517. Urgh! A Music War (Lorimar, 1981)
518. Cannery Row(MGM, 1982)
519. Firefox (Warner Bros., 1982)
520. Partners (Paramount, 1982). Mission Bay.
521. Pilots North (Roger Tilton Films, 1982)
522. El Norte (Artisan, 1983). Border.
523. A Minor Miracle (1983/I)
524. Money to Burn (1983)
525. Rainbow Brite: San Diego Zoo Adventure (Children’s Video Library, 1983) (V)
526. Scarface (Universal, 1983).
527. Sunset Limousine (WitzEnd Productions, 1983)
528. The Skin of Our Teeth (Limelight International, 1983) (TV)
529. Blame It on the Night (Columbia Tri-star, 1984)
530. Splash (Buena Vista Pictures, 1984).
531. My Man Adam (Tristar, 1985)
532. Space (1985) (TV mini-series)
533. Blue City (Paramount, 1986)
534. Heartbreak Ridge (Warner Bros., 1986). Camp Pendleton.
535. Spiker (Roger Tilton Films, 1986). Many San Diego locations.
536. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Paramount, 1986).
537. Top Gun (Paramount, 1986). Miramar base. San Diego. Oceanside. Point Loma.
538. Happy Hour (Foursquare, 1987) Many San Diego locations.
539. Like Father, Like Son (Imagine Entertainment, 1987).
540. Slaughterhouse (American Artists, 1987). Lakeside.
541. Spaceballs (MGM, 1987). Desert?
542. Dangerous Curves (Alimar Productions, 1988)
543. Little Nikita (Columbia Pictures, 1988). La Mesa. San Diego. The border.
544. The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (Paramount, 1988)
545. Off-Road Warriors (Twin Tower Enterprises, 1988).
546. Return of the Killer Tomatoes! (Foursquare, 1988). Many San Diego locations.
547. Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl -O-Rama (Empire Pictures, 1988).
548. A Time of Destiny (Columbia, 1988). Mission San Luis Rey. San Diego.
549. Never On Tuesday (Paramount, 1988). San Diego.
550. “Hardball” (Columbia/NBC, 1989). (TV series).
551. The Heist (Paramount, HBO, 1989). (TV).
552. Naked Lie (Phoenix Entertainment/Shadowplay Films, 1989 ).
553. K-9 (Universal, 1989). Downtown. Coronado.
554. Night Terror (Magnum Entertainment, 1989).
555. “Grand Slam” (1990)
556. The Arrival (Del Mar Entertainment, 1990)
557. Break of Dawn (Cinewest, 1990).. Many San Diego locations.
558. Flight of the Intruder (Paramount, 1990). San Diego.
559. The Grifters (Cineplex Odeon Films, Mirimax, 1990). Del Mar Racetrack.
560. The Hunt for Red October (Paramount, 1990).
561. Killer Tomatoes Strike Back (Foursquare, 1990). Many San Diego locations.
562. Men at Work (MGM, 1990).
563. My Blue Heaven (Warner Bros., 1990). Downtown. Coronado. Stadium.
564. Navy SEALS (MGM, 1990).
565. Treasure (Questar Pictures, 1990). Encinitas. Carlsbad.
566. Joe Versus the Volcano, (Amblin, 1990).Escondido.
567. Silk Stalkings (Stu Segall Productions, 1991-1995). (TV series). San Diego.
568. Bugsy (Tri Star Pictures, 1991). Anza-Borrego.
569. Cold Heaven (Hemdale, 1991). Torrey Pines.
570. The Finest Hour (21st Century Film Corporation, 1991).
571. Hot Shots! (20th Century Fox, 1991).
572. Killer Tomatoes Eat France! (Foursquare Productions, 1991). Horton Plaza.
573. Ladies on Sweet Street (1991).
574. The Last Boy Scout (Geffen Pictures, Silver Pictures, Warner Bros., 1991).
575. The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear (Paramount, 1991).
576. The Willies (Force Majeure Productions Inc., 1991).
577. Deadly Desire (Paramount Television, 1991). (TV).
578. The Summer My Father Grew Up (1991). (TV).
579. Writer’s Block (Breakthrough Productions, 1991). (TV).
580. “Renegade” (1992). (TV)..
581. Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Paramount Television, 1992). (TV).
582. Highway Heartbreaker (1992).
583. In the Deep Woods (Leonard Hill Films, NBC, 1992).
584. Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted (Gross-Weston Productions, 1992). (TV).
585. Obsessed (World International Network, 1992).
586. The Price She Paid (The Producers Entertainment Group Ltd., 1992).
587. A Woman Scorned: The Betty Broderick Story (Patchett, 1992). (TV).
587a. Dead Girls Don’t Tango, 1992. Encinitas, San Diego.
588. Dead On (1993).
589. Demolition Man (Warner Bros., Silver, 1993). Convention Center.
590. Fatal Instinct (MGM, 1993).
591. The Last Action Hero (Columbia, 1993).
592. Mr. Jones (Columbia-Tristar, 1993) Little Italy. Spreckels Theater.”
593. Prophet of Evil: The Ervil LeBaron Story (1993) (TV).
594. Rubdown (1993). (TV).
595. Tainted Blood (Paramount, 1993).
596. Wayne’s World 2 (Paramount, 1993).
597. High Tide (1994) (TV series).
598. One West Waikiki (Rysher Television, 1994-1996). (TV series).
599. 8 Seconds (Jersey films, New Line Cinema, 1994). (TV).
600. Accidental Meeting (Paramount Television, 1994). (TV).
601. As Good as Dead (Paramount Television, 1994). (TV).
602. Bitter Vengeance (1994) (TV).
603. Come Die with Me: A Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer Mystery (CBS, 1994).
604. The Corpse Had a Familiar Face (1994).
605. Greyhounds (1994) (TV).
606. Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills (1994). (TV).
607. No Man’s Land (1994) (TV).
608. Black Belt Angels (Showcase Entertainment, 1994).
609. Double Cross (Interglobal Productions, 1994).
610. El Jardín del Edén (1994).
611. Loving Deadly (Barron Prods, 1994).
612. A Place for Annie (Gross-Weston Productions, 1994).
613. True Lies (20th Century Fox, 1994). Escondido.
614. Vanishing Son (Universal TV, 1994).
615. Too Bad About Jack (1994).
616. Apollo 13 (Universal, Imagine Entertainment, 1995).
617. Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus (MCA Home Entertainment, 1995).
618. The Stranger Beside Me (1995) (TV).
619. The Women of Spring Break (1995) (TV).
620. Wounded Heart (1995) (TV).
621. Down, Out & Dangerous (Wilshire-Court Productions, 1995) (TV).
622. Extreme Blue (1995) (TV).
623. Fast Money (Stu Segall Production, 1995). Downtown.
624. Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (Warner Bros., 1995). Escondido.
625. Illegal in Blue (Stu Segall Productions, 1995).
626. Rolling Thunder (1995/I).
627. Spring Fling! (1995) (TV).
628. Top Dog (Tanglewood Entertainment Group, 1995) Balboa Park Organ Pavilion.
629. L.A. Heat (PM Entertainment Group, 1996). (TV series).
630. Hearts Adrift (USA Pictures, 1996) (TV).
631. Bloodhounds (Wilshire Court Productions, 1996).
632. Decaf (1996, Bark Films).
633. Flirting with Disaster (Miramax, 1996). Near the Airport.
634. Larger Than Life (United Artists, 1996).
635. Mr. Wrong (Buena Vista Pictures, 1996). Downtown. La Jolla.
636. Reasons of the Heart (1996).
637. Sins of Silence (Warner Bros. Television, 1996) (TV).
638. What Love Sees (Rosemont Productions Ltd., 1996) (TV).
639. Wiseguy (1996).
640. “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (20th Century Fox, 1997).
641. “Night Man” (1997, Tribune Entertainment).
642. Pensacola: Wings of Gold (Stu Segall Productions, 1997).
643. Raw Is War (USA Network, TNN, 1997) (TV series).
644. Black Dawn (Foursquare, 1997).
645. Charmed Life (Auteur Entertainment, 1997).
646. Fools and Heroes (Vide Films, 1997).
647. Ill Gotten Gains (Spats Inc., 1997).
648. The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Universal, Amblin Entertainment, 1997).
649. Love Always (Cinewest, 1997). Del Mar Racetrack. San Diego.
650. Lovers, Liars and Thieves (Priapism Pictures, 1997).
651. Mercenary (HBO, 1997) (TV).
652. Raven (Stu Segall Productions, 1997).
653. Scorpion Spring (AVH, 1997).
654. Titanic (20th Century Fox, Paramount, 1997). Escond ido.
655. Ripper Man (1997).
656. Two Voices (Freyda Rothstein Productions, 1997) (TV).
657. Crowned and Dangerous (Columbia Tri-Star Television, 1997).”
658. Sins of the Mind (Paramount/USA Pictures, 1997) (TV).
659. A Thousand Men and a Baby (1997, The Finnegan-Pinchuk Company).
660. When the Cradle Falls ( Freyda Rothstein/Hearst, 1997) (TV).
661. Erotic Underground (Playboy, 1997) (v).
662. Coyote (Mallorca Entertainment, 1997).
663. Night Man (Tribune Entertainment, 1997) (TV series).
664. The Perfect Shadow (Fast Boojum, 1998).
665. Smalltime (1998). San Diego.
666. Push (1998) (TV series).
667. Home Invasion (1998, Toots Productions).
668. Almost Heroes (1998, Warner Bros).
669. American Royalty (1998, SP Productions).
670. Brown’s Requiem (J&T Productions, 1998).
671. I Married a Monster (Paramount Television, 1998).
672. Lethal Weapon 4 (Warner Bros., 1998).
673. The Missions of California (Shannon & Company Productions, 1998).
674. The Tiger Woods Story (MTV Productions, 1998) (TV). Balboa Park. San Diego.
675. To Hell with Love (Diversa Films.1998).
676. Wasteland (1998/I).
676a. From Earth to Moon (mini-series, episode 10), 1998.
676b. Small Time , 1998.
676c. Millenium Man (TV), 1999.
677. Aizea: City of the Wi nd (Aizea Films, 1999).
678. Attention Deficit (1999).
679. Blowback (America World Pictures, 1999).
680. Darwin Conspiracy (UPN, Viacom, 1999).
681. Deep Blue Sea (Warner Bros., 1999).
682. Dying to Live (Paramount, UPN, Stu Segall, 1999) (TV).
683. Michael Landon, the Father I Knew (CBS Television, 1999).
684. El Lobo Loco (Small Bus Productions, 1999).
685. Ozark Savage (1999).
686. Pitch People (SJPL Films, 1999).
687. Songs for Cassavetes (Breadcrumb Trail Films, 1999).
688. Tumble weeds (Spanky Pictures, 1999).
689. Blood Money (Showtime, 1999) (TV).
690. Monsignor Martinez (Stu Segall, 2000) TV pilot.
691. 18 Wheels of Justice (Stu Segall, 2000) (TV series).
692. “Cover Me: Based on the True Life of an FBI Family” (USA Network, 2000).
693. “The Invisible Man” (Stu Segall, USA, 2000) (TV series).
694. Alien Fury: Countdown to Invasion (Paramount, 2000).
695. Almost Famous (Dreamworks, 2000). Balboa Park. USD High. Ocean Beach.
696. Bring It On (Beacon Communications, 2000). Various local high schools.”
697. The Cactus Kid (2000).
698. The Cell (New Line Cinema, 2000) La Jolla.
699. Deadfall (American film Partners International, 2000).
700. How to Marry a Billionaire: A Christmas Tale (Fox, 2000)(TV).
701. The King’s Guard (Avalanche Home Entertainment, 2000).
702. Madison (Addison Street Films, 2000).
703. The Sinister Saga of Making ‘The Stunt Man’ (2000). Hotel del Coronado.
704. Soledad (Urban Media, 2000).
705. The Streetsweeper (Hillcrest Entertainment, 2000).
706. Traffic (USA Films, 2000). La Jolla. Downtown. Balboa Park.
707. Guilty As Charged (Lions Gate Films, 2000).
708. Steel Legends: Railroad of the Northeast (Innovative Productions, 2000).
709. Sisqo’s Shakedown (MTV, 2000) (TV).
710. Trading Spaces (2000) (TV).
711. Bread and Roses (Lions Gate Films, 2000).
712. Bajo California: El Limite del Tiempo (Columbia, Mexico, 2000).
713. Soaring Over California (Disney, 2001).
714. “The Chronicle” (Stu Segall, 2001) (TV series) Stu Segall Studios.
715. Kate Brasher (20th Century Fox, CBS, 2001) (TV series).
716. Outta Time (Filmstar, 2001-2002). USD. Chula Vista. Elsewhere in San Diego.
717. The Edge of the Midway (Cardboard and Twine Productions, 2001).
718. Frost: Portrait of a Vampire (Showcase Entertainment, 2001).
719. Green Dragon (TDG Productions, 2001).
720. The Month of August (Angelic Entertainment, 2001).
721. The Trip (2001).
722. Yarrabah Teenagers (2001).
723. Motocrossed (Disney Channel, 2001).
724. The Socratic Method (Pothole Productions, 2001).
725. Pearl Harbor (Touchstone, 2001). Campo.
726. The Healer’s Son (2001). San Diego.
727. A Family Affair (Atta Girl Productions, 2001).
728. Bandits (MGM, 2001).
729. A.I.—Artificial Intelligence (Dreamworks, 2001).
730. The Jennie Project (Disney Channel, Hal Roach Studios, 2001)
731. The Trip (Falcon Lair Films, 2002)
732. Thousands of Miles (The Factory, 2002)
733. The Antwone Fisher Story (Fox Searchlight, 2002)
734. Into Flames (W/O Limits Films, 2002).
735. The Scorpion King (Universal, 2002). Anza-Borrego Desert.
736. The Gatekeeper (Gatekeeper Films, 2002).
737. Cul de Sac: A Suburban War (2002).
738. Crime & Punishment (NBC-TV, 2002)
739. Play’d: A Hip Hop Story (VH1, 2002)
740. Dismissed, (MTV, 2002).
741. Red Skies, (Stu Segall Productions, USA, 2002) (TV).
742. Black Sash (Stu Segall Productions, 2002)(TV pilot).
743. The Sum of All Fears (Paramount, 2002).
744. Stuck, (LPK Productions, 2002). San Diego.
745. Los Patriotas, (DiniFilms International, 2002. San Diego.
746. Scrambled, (Enforced Pictures, 2002). San Diego.
747. Firestarter 2: Rekindled, (TV) (USA Films, 2002). San Diego.
748. Getting There , (V) (Dualstar, 2002). San Diego.
749. Coldwater (MicShaw Productions, 2002). Julian San Diego.
750. The X Files (Fox, 2002 series finale, 2000 season opener). (TV).
751. The Courier (Blue Tulip/Warner Bros, 2003.)
752. Reverie, Transdermal Entertainment, 2003.
Source material comes from the Internet Movie database (imdb.com), the San Diego Union Tribune files, the San Diego History Center photograph collection and research archives, the archives of the San Diego Film Commission, a variety of books including Lawrence Suid’s Sailing on the Silver Screen and Coronado: The Enchanted Island by Brandes and Carlin, the index of the American Film Institute, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Margaret Herrick Library, the Oceanside Historical Society, the Coronado Historical Association and the La Mesa Historical Society. Major source materials were provided from the USD thesis “Can You Read My Lips? A Guide to the Silent Film Industry in San Diego, 1898-1930” by Susan Carrico et al. and “Pioneer Film Making in the West” by Blaine Peterson Lamb and “Siegmund Lubin: moving picture pioneer, 1851-1923” by John Arthur Helley. Some titles are listed because the Historical Society owns a photograph of a film being shot in San Diego.
Sources not entirely checked and remaining to be checked are the un-indexed portions of the San Diego Union-Tribune, a variety of local county newspapers throughout San Diego County, a many early of film periodicals, and the records of the film studios. As motion picture history is often forgotten until someone tries to recall it or research it, there is plenty of opportunity for tall tales and downright wrong information. This has been taken into account.
