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At
the beginning of the film, we see the three Angels escape from a Mongolian
bar,
![]() During the opening credits, we see Lucy Liu, dressed like a cowgirl, riding a horse down the middle of a street, where she lassos a bad guy. This scene was shot on the 2000 block of Avenue of the Stars in Century City. The big, curved building to the right is the Century Plaza Hotel. The blue glass building (right in front of the fleeing bad guy) is the Fox Tower (which was "blown up" in the movie "Die Hard"). Across the street, to the left is the ABC Entertainment Center and the Shubert Theatre (which are scheduled to be torn down soon). Cameron
Diaz's character has
moved from Venice (where she lived in the first ![]() It is a real house, located at 2028 The Strand, in Hermosa Beach, CA. Here is a photo I shot of the house in 2003. Click on it for a larger view. (The producers added the white flower boxes in front of the brick wall.) The Strand faces the beach, a broad pedestrian walkway in between the homes and the beach. You can't reach it by car, but if you park on nearby Hermosa Avenue and walk west down to the beach, you'll find the house between 20th and 21st Court. (Remember,
this is a private home, so don't trespass or disturb the residents!)
Lucy
Liu's father, played by John Cleese,
lives in a fabulous glass home.
MORE "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" Filming Locations! The photos on this page are
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