Palisades Fire: High School Featured in Several Hollywood Movies Burned Down
The Palisades Fire has engulfed Palisades Charter High School, a school that has long been a popular location for Hollywood productions. NBC Los Angeles reported on Tuesday night that the wildfire spread through several structures at the PCHS campus, and had all but destroyed the adjacent Theatre Palisades.
Palisades high school featured in “Carrie”, “Freaky Friday”, and more Hollywood movies damaged by L.A. wildfire
Palisades Charter High School, a popular filming location for Hollywood productions that also boasts such famous alumni as Forest Whitaker, J.J. Abrams, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, has been damaged by the devastating wildfires ravaging Los Angeles.
Palisades Charter High School has been used for numerous TV shows, music videos, and movies, including "Freaky Friday" with ...
Palisades Charter High School is one of the many buildings that has been engulfed in flames due to the wildfires raging in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles.
School officials issued a closure notice, urging the community to "avoid the area and adhere to all evacuation orders." ...
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The high school where Brian De Palma brought Stephen King’s “Carrie” to life, Will Rogers’ ranch house and a motel owned by ...
Properties from the Palisades Charter High School to Topanga Ranch Motel were either damaged or destroyed by the raging fires ...
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