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Witness (Harrison Ford) (1985) Filming Locations Shots Revisited 35th Anniversary
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- Witness 1985 35th Anniversary Filming Locations Shots Revisited
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Locations:
30th Street Station Philadelphia, PA
Parkersburg, PA Train Station
Intercourse, PA - Fight Scene and Pay Phone Scene
Intersection of Route 30 and Route 896 (Look for Speedway Gas Station and Olive Garden)
Farm - 758 Bunker Hill Road Strasburg, PA
Greist Building Lancaster, PA
Silo - Country Barn Farm Market 211 Donerville Road Lancaster, PA 17603
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Wow, I can’t believe how intact the kitchen was in the farmhouse. The paint was the same…even the cabinet where Book put the gun back behind the canned goods was still there.
Witness is one of my all time favorite movies!! I live in NY but have visited Amish country, Intercourse and Bird in Hand, PA many times. It's just as beautiful in real life as it is in the movie. In one visit we stayed in a B&B and every morning we were awakened by the clipity clop of horses pulling buggies! It's like going back in time!
I just watched again after maybe 20 years.i just got back from Gettysburg and Amish country.
This video is spectacular,thank you very much.
Fantastic job.
Love the video Charlie, Witness is my favorite movie, two things I would have loved to have seen in your video are still shots of the movie in all of the locations you visited to see the actual before & after effects, and if the barn is still around where John Book (Harrison Ford) was helping the Amish assemble in the movie, anyways thank you so much, really enjoyed your video
1985? Where has the time gone. Good video. I still like watching the movie. Good acting directing and no CG images. It amazes me how this film is put together and released. The barn and silo scene looked very real even though the silo was a prop. The shooting scene at the end was cool. The trap door scene was a great idea. And when Book punches the wise ass tourist fit the movie just right. I have been to Lancaster many times and it still amazes me that the Amish way of life continues. I admire these folks. I am almost 70 and I hate to see Harrison and myself get older.
Agreed.great film making and acting and no cgi.I miss old school film making.
Thank you Charlie, this is really great! Much appreciated! I need to watch it again. Witness is one of my favorite movies! When you were in the barn and I saw the combine, I thought: maybe the people there are Mennonite or new order Amish of a particular church district. Then I saw the pickup, and another car in the driveway, and the enclosed trailer, etc. This was great!
Great video--thank you! One of my favorite movies, and I live twenty minutes from these areas in Lancaster!
Thanks for this video. I've been travelling from Germany to Pensylvania this may to visit the filming locations. Great spots. Thanks for your help in finding the spots.... Rose
Charlie, great video. I hate to be picky. One more change I spotted is that the wooden railroad ties seen at the train station have been replaced with concrete ties. Still a great video.
Thanks for uploading this video, I'm going to PA this may, traveling from germany. I stay three nights at an amish farm, hopefully they understand me. I speak german, dutch and english. Greetings Lisa
The scene where they were at the restaurant eating hotdogs was filmed at 13th and Locust. The scene was filmed on May 4, 1984 which was a Friday. The same day a section of the Gallery caught fire.
Steve Giannone was that on Philadelphia or Lancaster?
It was in Center City Philadelphia
Steve Giannone I should have taken you along with me! Thanks for all of that!
Ha! I have seen all the locations except the house which you were very fortunate to see up close! A few years back someone bought Book’s 1971 Volkswagen (with the dent on the hood) and restored it.
@@groundchuck76hey man you did a fantastic job!
Fun fact: I heard that the term “walking the grain” was used to describe guys walking on beams over silo and grains in barn.
Fun fact: the dance scene was filmed in the middle of a very hot day. They enclosed the barn in a black tarp to block out the sun. Both actors were sweating a lot between takes.
Wtf?
Amazing ----- I always thought that was done at night, cuz Eli found Rachael with a lamp in his hand and they walked out to the house together after dark, arguing over Book.
I noticed that, they looked sweaty, and I found that unusual, thinking how can people sweat at night ? LOL
@@gastonpalavicino8827 Because I never heard of the the Amish running air conditioners during those summer heat waves.
@@Religious_man This is true!
Not for nothing, we locals pronounce the city and county "Lang-kiss-stir" and it a beautiful place to live. It was fun to see familiar places.
That was a GREAT movie if you never seen it make sure you watch it myself i must of watch it 10 x
Thank you very much for this, it was awesome.
You’re very welcome!!!!
Thank you for all this information Charlie, I enjoyed every minute of your Witness talk, and wow at 8:49, the lady owner of the Lapp family farm having her son named Samuel, that is ironic...I wonder if the lady's name was Rachel, that would have been a coincidence!
Not really ironic. Samuel and Rachel are extremely common names in the plain communities.
Soooo cool.... great video 👍 brilliant movie
He states, at least 3 or 4 times, "this is where he fights the 'Tourist'". Tourist?? The guy he fights, or beats up, is most definitely supposed to be a local townie, a local bully, NOT a "Tourist". Where on earth did this guy come up with "Tourist"??? Strange...
Come to think of it, I don’t know why I referred to him as a tourist. He was most likely a local. Sorry about that, but thanks for watching!
Charlie does correct himself the first time. I think also, the town guy is out of place to Charlie, he doesn't belong there, he's a tourist: an actor brought in for the moment. And in that area, you are of the community, or you are a tourist. So I see how "tourist" covers several aspects for him. I understand it like that. Also I don't remember the movie ever saying. If they came from Philly to harass in Lancaster, are they tourists then? And one of those town guys I think is the son of Jan Robes (Jacob Lap )
I love that one of the locals is wearing a "The buck," t-shirt. :)
2021: Humanity appreciates a glimpse into how neighborhood farmers built their Farm Houses from scratch.
This is probably Harrison Fords best and favorite movie-scene as he is a self taught Carpenter in his real life.
It’s my favorite scene due to the protagonist known as “MUSIC” !!!
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We believe that the movie crew worked together, in recruited Ensembles from actual home trained population “AMISH” construction workers.
It would have been nice to have comparison scenes from the movie with each location.
I was happy for the ones he had on his phone :)
The Parking Garage is in down town Philadelphia. The lunch scene was near or in the Reading Terminal Market
Thank you for the info, and thank you for watching!!! 😊
@@groundchuck76 No problem ! Thank for showing where the Detectice squad room was, because I knew the did not use actual PPD Detectives squad room. However the scene where Book Carter Samual and his mother are in the car with Police Radio on. That was ab actual Police Dispatcher using actual FCC assigned Call Sign KGF587
The Speedway was a Hess station back in the 80s!I have been going down to that area since the early 1970's.Almost like time has stood still when you get on those back roads.
It’s funny, I’ve been there before several times, and it was neat to find out that intersection was in this movie. Thanks for watching!!!!
@@groundchuck76 I remember seeing it in the theatre when it came out and thinking same thing.Job well done Charlie
The bathroom scene was filmed in Lancaster. The same location where Harrison Ford got shot in the garage.
I’m from Lancaster . I think the bathroom scene was filmed in the train station there
Kelly McGillis actually took the Witness tour a few years ago. She explains in this video: th-cam.com/video/wo27Sx4hT4g/w-d-xo.html
I'm surprised that the farmhouse and barn are so run down. When traveling through Amish country, every piece of property and every farm is kept in perfect, pristine condition.
The silo entrance was from inside the barn.
So how do you know Harrison's number? Amazing! 😆
Where is exactly the Witness's farm?
Use the GPS.
I don’t know what the GPS coordinates are, but it’s listed on IMDb.com. If you type in Witness, and scroll down to filming locations, it will be listed there.
I will go
Thanks for this video.
When you were at the house, did you see the pond? At the end of the movie where Book was saying goodbye to Samuel they were sitting right by the pond.
Steve Giannone, I think the pond was all dried up. I didn’t see it. But, thanks for watching!!!
It was his sister's car. VW square back
I saw the car for sale on eBay a few years ago. They wanted a ridiculous amount of money for it. Wonder what happened to it?
I've lived in this general area since the early 80's and just now watched the movie for the first time. I remember when that Waffle House on Rte 30 used to be a Dairy Queen. That Speedway gas station used to be a Hess gas station. The road has been widened to make turning lanes. I've driven by that location where he makes the phone call many times.
I went to Waffle House on one of my conference in Lancaster.i prefer IHOP!!!
im curious about the barn that was constructed during the movie. Is it still standing today and in use by the Amish?
No, it was only constructed for the film, and then torn down after production.
@@groundchuck76 so what's the location of the temporary barn?
@@pinto530 I don’t know. I’m sorry.
that scenes is one of my all-time favorites scenes! kinda sad now to think it was only for show. But it was genuine when they put it up :) and the score is awesome. ty mr. Jarre, rip. That was a great question VB, I never even thought about it.
what is the address of the house? is it for sale?
Why is there a refrigerator and tractor in am amish barn?
They are likely mennonites
What did he witness,that has a 35 yr ann.??🤔
It’s a movie about an Amish boy who witnesses a murder. If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly recommend it!!!!
"Book marking it". Haha! Did you realise you made a funny?
What funny did I make. I’d love to know!
@@groundchuck76 What's the name of the film's protagonist?
Why is your face in the screen most of the time? I want to see the places ffs..You don't even explain where you are exactly. Sheesh!
morristonian I’m still learning about vlogging and I’m new to this.
You forgot to say, "please," @morristonian.