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The actual locations where the 2014 Seth Meyers/Zac Efron movie "Neighbors" was filmed.
In real life, the "frat house" is located at 2203 W. 20th Street, in Central Los Angeles. The 'frat house' is NOT a frat house, in real life. It's a 4-bedroom historic home built in 1907. Both houses are on the north side of 20th Street, between S. Gramercy Place and S. Western Ave, Hollywood likes these nice, old picturesque homes, the kind found in the nearby Here is a Google StreetView of the two homes. [ Warning: these are private homes. Do not trespass on their property, ( The neighborhood is listed by the L.A. Times as Harvard Heights, and is described by the
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in Central Los Angeles, about half a mile southwest of the main houses, on the west side of Harvard Blvd, just south of the Santa Monica (10) Freeway. Built in 1910, and known as the Beckett Residence (an L.A. Historic-Cultural Monument), this now-uninhabitable home is used often in movies. It was seen in the 2011 romantic comedy, "No Strings Attached", as yet another frat house, where Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman's characters met at a party.
Here is a Google StreetView of the house.
The most publicized gag in the movie takes place at Mac's (Seth Rogen) office,
The scenes where Mac & Kelly take their baby to the park
at Bellevue Park, at 826 Lucile Avenue, in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles, There is a scene where Teddy (Zac Efron) meets with his friend 'Pete' at a Student Jobs Fair, supposedly at Braxton University, and is told by a corporate recruiter that he's "too dumb" for a job. That scene was actually filmed on the campus of Los Angeles City College, at 855 N Vermont Avenue, in Los Angeles. (That's just a mile east of Bellevue Park.) The new LACC Student Union can be seen in the background of that scene: Here is a Google StreetView of the campus. In an attempt to get Delta Psi Beta expelled from campus, Mac & Kelly meet with a mistreated pledge of the frat (nicknamed "Assjuice"), in a 50's diner, and attempt to turn him against the frat by reminding him of how he has been abused. They want him to wear a pair of spy glasses and video record Teddy hazing him, so they can report him to the Dean. When the kid is reluctant to do it, they offer him $1,000 cash. He takes it. That scene was filmed inside the Johnny Rockets restaurant, at the Universal CityWalk, next to Universal Studios Hollywood. It's located between Tony Roma's and Jamba Juice, in the main CityWalk (circular) plaza ("Fountain Court"), under that dome-like geodesic roof. (You can't miss it. It's the one with the giant neon hamburger & fries on the roof.) The scenes of Mac handing out flyers to homeless people & hookers, advertising a free party at the Delta Psi Beta house, were shot at two nearby locations: The short scene where Mac hands out the flyers to the homeless under a bridge, was filmed under the Hollywood Freeway overpass at Heliotrope Drive & Clinton Street. That's about four miles northeast of the two main houses. Here is a Google StreetView of that overpass. The latter scene, where he hands out flyers to the hookers on a corner, was shot on the street outside 4350 Melrose Avenue - at the corner of Heliotrope. (The camera is looking west, down the south side of Melrose.) That's just a block north of the overpass where they faked the homeless camp. Here is a Google StreetView of that corner. Four months after the final party, Mac comes across Teddy working as a shirtless male model outside of an Abercrombie & Fitch store. They talk about how his life has been going, and then Mac (Seth) joins him by taking his own shirt off for some silly mugging: That scene was shot outside a real Abercrombie & Fitch store on the Universal CityWalk, next to Universal Studios Hollywood. In fact, it's located right across the Fountain Court plaza from the Johnny Rockets where they filmed the interior scene of Mac talking to "Assjuice". (Look closely, and you can glimpse that Johnny Rockets behind Mac as he spots Teddy outside the store.) Here's a map of CityWalk showing both stores' locations: Here is a Google StreetView of that A&F store on CityWalk. >
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