Stanley Kubrick filming a scene from “Spartacus” above Cahuenga Pass, Los Angeles, 1959

Stanley Kubrick filming a scene from “Spartacus” above Cahuenga Pass, Los Angeles, 1959While watching Stanley Kubrick’s “Spartacus” I’m kind of glad I didn’t know that they shot part of the movie on the Cahuenga Pass. It made sense, though. They needed a hillside and the Pass is maybe a 10-minute drive from Universal Studios, where much of the movie was shot. But knowing that just out of shot was the Hollywood Freeway (seen here in the background) might have spoiled my suspension of disbelief that I wasn’t actually watching the Roman Empire, circa 100BC.

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6 responses to “Stanley Kubrick filming a scene from “Spartacus” above Cahuenga Pass, Los Angeles, 1959”

  1. Alistair Quick says:

    Thanks for ruining one of my favorite movies Martin!

    I kid (maybe)…

  2. M Mitchell Marmel says:

    The traffic noises in the BG would have been a dead giveaway. 😉

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