Filming locations
Scrooged (1988)
See where they filmed this movie from 1988 starring Bill Murray, Karen Allen and John Forsythe. There are more than 2 filming locations on our site. If you like to see 41st Drive in New York, United States or any other wonderful filming locations from Scrooged, start scrolling.
STORY
Frank Cross is a wildly successful television executive whose cold ambition and curmudgeonly nature has driven away the love of his life. But after firing staff member Eliot Loudermilk on Christmas Eve, Frank is visited by a series of ghosts who give him a chance to re-evaluate his actions and right the wrongs of his past.
RUNTIME
101
GENRE
Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
PRODUCTION COUNTRY
United States of America
DIRECTOR
Richard Donner
CAST
Bill Murray (Francis Cross), Karen Allen (Claire Phillips), John Forsythe (Lew Hayward), John Glover (Bryce Cummings), Bobcat Goldthwait (Eliot Loudermilk), David Johansen (Ghost of Christmas Past), Carol Kane (Ghost of Christmas Present) more..., Robert Mitchum (Preston Rhinelander), Nicholas Phillips (Calvin Cooley), Michael J. Pollard (Herman), Alfre Woodard (Grace Cooley), Mabel King (Gramma), John Murray (James Cross), Jamie Farr (Jacob Marley), Robert Goulet (Self), Buddy Hackett (Self), John Houseman (Self), Lee Majors (Self), Pat McCormick (Ghost of Christmas Present (TV)), Brian Doyle-Murray (Earl Cross), Mary Lou Retton (Self), Al 'Red Dog' Weber (Santa Claus), Jean Speegle Howard (Mrs. Claus), June Chandler (June Cleaver), Michael Eidam (Wally Cleaver), Mary Ellen Trainor (Ted), Bruce Jarchow (Wayne), Sanford Jensen (Executive), Jeffrey Joseph (Executive), Dick Blasucci (Executive), Peter Bromilow (Archbishop), Bill Marcus (IBC Guard), Cal Gibson (IBC Guard), Damon Hines (Steven Cooley), Tamika McCollum (Shasta Cooley), Koren McCollum (Randee Cooley), Reina King (Lanell Cooley), Paul Tuerpe (Stage Manager), Lester Wilson (Choreographer), Ron Strang (Art Director) and others.
CREW
Stephen J. Roth (Executive Producer), Art Linson (Producer), Richard Donner (Producer), Michael Chapman (Director of Photography), Fredric Steinkamp (Editor), William Steinkamp (Editor), Charles Dickens (Novel) more..., Stuart Baird (Post Production Consulting), Aaron Caughran (Assistant Camera), David M. Horton (Sound Editor), Virginia Cook-McGowan (Sound Editor), Eric Brevig (Visual Effects Supervisor), Virginia Randolph-Weaver (Art Direction), Albert Delgado (Special Effects), Thomas R. Burman (Makeup Effects Designer), Raymond Hartwick (Co-Producer), Allen Hall (Special Effects Coordinator), Marshall Winn (Sound Editor), Bari Dreiband-Burman (Makeup Effects Designer), Teri E. Dorman (Sound Editor), Walter Newman (Sound Editor), Joseph A. Ippolito (Sound Editor), Joe Montenegro (Special Effects), Robert Norin (Makeup Artist), Willie D. Burton (Production Sound Mixer), Gary L. Karas (Special Effects), Steven C. Foster (Special Effects), Jimmy Iovine (Music Supervisor), Danny Elfman (Original Music Composer), Linda DeScenna (Set Decoration), Rick Alexander (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), James W. Skotchdopole (Second Assistant Director), Bob Badami (Music Editor), David Rubin (Casting), J. Michael Riva (Production Designer), James Teegarden (Set Designer), Michael O'Donoghue (Writer), Nancy Patton (Set Designer), Jennie Lew Tugend (Associate Producer), Mitch Glazer (Writer) and others.
CREDITS
Paramount, Mirage Productions
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LOCATION collection
Where was it filmed?
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Seagram Building Scrooged (1988)
Eliot Loudermilk is fired by Frank Cross and thrown out on the street by security people.
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41st Drive Scrooged (1988)
Frank Cross and the ghost of Christmas Past visit Frank’s old house.
