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On Location: In Arnold's Shoes

TheArnoldFans.com is pleased to announce the launch of "On Location: In Arnold's Shoes"! This new section is made for the FANS who can visit Arnold's movie locations and give us THEN AND NOW photo comparisons. How did the set look when the movie was filmed and how does it look now with YOU STANDING at the site? We want to see YOU on location!

	An Arnold Fan’s Quest to Find the Commando Cabin! Film: Commando Set Visit: Dan Deltondo
	Step Inside Connor’s Foster Parent’s House! Film: Terminator 2: Judgment Day Set Visit: Randy Jennings & Brandon Krum
	Astoria, Oregon Film: Kindergarten Cop Set Visit: Randy Jennings
	Arnold's Church in Santa Monica! Arnold's Church Visit By: Brian Pearson
	Thal, Austria (4 Reports) Arnold's Home Visit By: Kathryn Fogg
	Astoria, Oregon Film: Kindergarten Cop Set Visit: The Gillinator
	Astoria, Oregon: Part 2! Film: Kindergarten Cop Set Visit: The Gillinator
	"Expendables" On Site Report! Film: The Expendables Set Visit: Randy Jennings
	Big Jeffs: a.k.a. "Big Buns" Film: The Terminator Set Visit: Randy Jennings
	Tiki Motel Film: The Terminator Set Visit: Randy Jennings & Herve Attia

Cyberdyne Building
Film: Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Set Visit: Randy Jennings

T2 Canal Chase Satellite Images
Film: Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Set Visit: Randy's Uncle Glenn

The Rosecliff Mansion
Film: True Lies
Set Visit: Cliff

On The Set of Conan
Film: Conan The Barbarian
Set Visit: Herve Attia

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(Click image to see the Alamo Gun Shop, the Griffith Observatory & many more!)

Click on the movie title to see a list of locations to visit:

Or, to browse by location, click on TheArnoldFans custom Google Map to the right. Click on blue markers and zoom in to see exactly where these films were shot and plan your trip there! You can also export it as an KML file for Google Earth.

More locations from different films will be added so check back!

Here are some helpful tips when you go to these locations:

1. Take make screenshots from the film's location (from your TV set or computer) and print the screenshots out on a piece of paper to bring with you on location. This way you can take photos at the same angles they were shown in film.

2. If the establishment has a manager (like a restaurant or hotel), the manager might be able to recall some cool stories about the day of shooting.

3. If you're feeling up to it, dress up like Arnold or whoever was in that scene.

4. Get involved in the Photos. We want to see YOU on location of these films!

If you have other Arnold filming sites and addresses, please send us an eMail and we'll add them to our movie location list! Now get going and see the sites!