This stage is now the home of the Transformers: The Ride attraction. It was formerly the home of the Backdraft attraction on the Lower Lot.
Between 1980 and 1991 Stage 30 was used as one of the World of Cinemagic stages. The show was repeated in both stages to cope with the number of visitors, as all visitors to the park saw the Cinemagic show as part of the Studio Tour.
Seen on Screen: Universal Studios Hollywood [Stage_30]
Title | Released | Director | IMDB |
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Leave It To Beaver [TV Series] | 1957 - 1963 | Various | |
Some scenes were shot on Stage 30, which was demolished in 2010. Stage 17 was also used. Exteriors for seasons 3-6 were shot on Colonial Street, using what became known as the Cleaver House. The Munster House and was also seen, as was Courthouse Square. | |||
To Kill A Mockingbird [Feature Film] | 1962 | Robert Mulligan | |
Courthouse Square, Stage 29, Stage 30 [courthouse interior], Stage 32. The courthouse interior built on Stage 30 was a painstakingly accurate reproduction of the courthouse at Monroeville, Alabama. | |||
The whole street featured in the movie was built on the backlot, adjacent to the New York Street sets. The Boo Radley house was designed by Henry Bumstead and built at Universal, while all other houses were moved to the backlot from Chaves Ravine, where developers were clearing the land for the Dodgers Stadium. The houses were bought for $1 each from developers. The Boo Radley house remains on Elm Street to this day. | |||
The Killers [Feature Film] | 1964 | Don Siegel | |
Stage 30 and Stage 32 | |||
The Munsters [TV Series] | 1964 | Ezra Stone | |
Colonial Street - Munster home. Stage 30 & Stage 32 were used for interiors. | |||
The Reluctant Astronaut [Feature Film] | 1967 | Edward Montagne | |
Courthouse Square (Kiddieland Scenes), Stage 30 | |||
Emergency! [TV Series] | 1972-1979 | Harold Jack Bloom, Robert A. Cinader | |
Apartments, Colonial Street (including Cleaver House), Laramie Street, Stage 23, Stage 30, Stage 33, Stage 41, Falls Lake (Season 2 Ep3) | |||
The Six Million Dollar Man [TV Series] | 1974-1978 | ||
New York Street, Stage 06, Stage 30, Ice Tunnel (Studio Tour) | |||
Big Brother episode shot on Brownstone Street (1976) | |||
Season 5, Episode 10 (1977) Target Steve Austin. While the Collapsing Bridge remains level, some of the boards break loose causing an RV to get stuck. Steve Austin has to climb down to the base of the bridge to shore it up and free the RV. | |||
The Rockford Files [TV Series] | 1974-1980 | Stephen J. Cannell, Roy Huggins | |
Apartments, Colonial Street (Harvey House), New York Street, Stage 23, Stage 30 | |||
The Bionic Woman [TV Series] | 1976-1978 | Kenneth Johnson | |
Stage 30, Collapsing Bridge [season 1 ep 14 The Ghost Hunter - Jaime Sommers (The Bionic Woman) makes her way gingerly across the scary bridge on the way to a haunted house.] | |||
Candid Camera [TV Series] | 1991-1992 | ||
Stage 30 - taped in this stage after the World of Cinemagic closed and before Backdraft began construction |
Studio Specifications
From http://www.filmmakersdestination.com
Stage 30
141′ long, 88′ wide, 30′ high (12,408 sq ft.)