Production
The film, set in San Francisco, makes use of 'obligatory' exterior shots, including a long montage of scenes of Sam driving his car all over the City, stereotypically up & down hills and the curvy block of Lombard Street, as so many directors love to portray. The remainder of the film was shot in the Los Angeles area, both on location and in/on studio.
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