20th Century Fox Television Review

Nestled in the heart of West LA is a gem of a studio lot. Love going on the Fox Lot. Always so much history. The Die Hard building is right in plain view. Always friendly staff & a safe environment for creating! If you get a chance to get on the lot, make sure to pop over to the back lot to see new & old movie sets! #hollywood #actress

I ve been harassed by Audrey Fok, Stage Director for quite sometime now. She was a previous customer I unfortunately had a fall out with, she received her refund and continued to slander my name on social media using Fox as her leverage through our communication. Making statements as putting me on the news and she has connections. The abuse of the Fox name is astounding to me and as far as asking me to send refunds to their PO Box. Not how someone should represent their place of employment.

I'm going to come to help and make the book of life 2 when I'm come in 2017.

Great lot, nice size, and plenty of space for filming

The BEST OF BEST STUDIOS LOT! IT CAN'T BE BETTER! AWESOME BEAUTIFUL

Working here as an actress, the best amenities for a talent

I went on a walking tour of the Fox Studio Lot. Had a great time having lunch with friends at the cafeteria and then toured the Studio Backlot. A walking tour with David (official tour guide & friend) took me to New York Street facades, Writer's Bungalows, Shirley Temple's Bungalow, Costume Department, Construction Mill, TV & Movie Production Stages, Scoring Stage and more...
Even a daytime shot of the Nakatomi Plaza building. Now Fox Studios is referred to as The New Fox Studios with a recent acquisition by Disney. Gotta love being in the movie business!

One of my favorite lots to work at. Everyone is super friendly and I love all of the historical stages that have been impeccably preserved. You can still feel the magic of old Hollywood walking around on this lot.
Fox also has my favorite commissary, with good food at great prices!
Always a good day when I get to work on the Fox lot!

Stage 22 is here. Conquest of the Planet of the Apes

The fourth installment of the "Planet of the Apes" sci-fi movie series was the "Conquest". There were two major filming locations for this movie: UC Irvine and Century City. This is the UC Irvine location.

Filmed in 1972 and taking place in the futuristic date of 1991, a brand new UC Irvine campus was the perfect future city for the project.

The quad adjacent to the Social Science Tower was the location used as the site of the ape auction.

Follow the instructions and you get on, feels a little like a ghost town.

I was a chef here and the exec.chef is a really good chef and teacher

Looks cool from outside. Haven t had a chance to go in

If you have a chance, please visit once.
Not a tourist destination. Where you can see the real scene.

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