Play It Again, Sam (1972)

dir. Herbert Ross

Allan Felix (Woody Allen) watching Casablanca in a movie theater – Surf Theatre, 4520 Irving Street, San Francisco, California. The theater specialized in foreign and art films and closed down in 1985. The building has been converted into a church.

Allan going to a laundromat – Grant Avenue south of Greenwich Street, San Francisco, California

Allan’s wife Nancy (Susan Anspach) leaving him – Vallejo Street at Kearny, San Francisco, California

The nymphomaniac Jennifer’s (Viva) house – 2065 Vallejo Street, San Francisco, California

The beach house – Still searching for this location

Allan chatting with Linda (Diane Keaton) by the beach – Stinson Beach by Shoreline Highway, California

The restaurant where Dick (Tony Roberts) takes Allan trying to fix him up with a girl – The Trident, 558 Bridgeway, Sausalito, California

The bar where Allan and Julie (Joy Bang) are harassed by two thugs – Still searching for this location

Allan talking with Linda outside his place of work – Still searching for this location

Allan and Linda setting up a dinner date – the benches in front of Spreckels Temple of Music, Music Concourse Drive, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California

Allan and Linda riding a cable car – Hyde Street at Bay Street, San Francisco, California

Linda’s house – 2614 Buchanan Street, San Francisco, California. The house has since been remodeled, and the thing above the garage obstructs the view of the front door.

The elated Allan crossing the street – Buchanan Street at Vallejo, San Francisco, California.

Allan gets bitten by a dog – Buchanan Street north of Pacific Avenue, San Francisco, California.

Allan accidentally pushes a guy into the Bay – Embarcadero by Pier 14, San Francisco, California.

Allan talking about Italian movies – Palace Theatre aka Pagoda Theatre, 1731 Powell Street, San Francisco, California. It was torn down in 2013 after being vacant and boarded up for 20 years. Many thanks to Thomas Sherrod for pointing out this location.

Allan suddenly meets with Dick – Kearny Street at Fresno, San Francisco, California

Allan’s apartment – 15 Fresno Street, San Francisco, California

Allan coming to Linda's house – Buchanan Street north of Pacific Avenue, San Francisco, California.

Allan rushing down the stairs of Linda's house to catch a cab – 2614 Buchanan Street, San Francisco, California.

Allan and Linda at the airport – San Francisco International Airport, San Mateo County, California.

See also...

Annie Hall

To Rome with Love

Annie Hall (1977)

dir. Woody Allen

Alvy’s (Woody Allen) childhood home in Brooklyn - the historic Kensington Hotel under the famous roller coaster Thunderbolt at Coney Island. The roller coaster was closed in 1983 and was demolished in 2000 along with the house. The site remains vacant, next to the new KeySpan Park.

Alvy is walking down the street with his friend Rob (Tony Roberts) - East 66th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, New York, New York

Alvy is approached by two annoying fans while waiting for Annie - Beekman Theater, 1254 2nd Avenue, New York, New York. The theater was demolished in 2005, to make way for a new breast cancer research center.

Alvy puts down a snob by conjuring Marshall MacLuhan out of the thin air - The New Yorker Theater, 2409 Broadway, New York, New York. The theater was demolished in the early 1980s.

Fighting the lobsters - The Hamptons, Long Island, New York

Walking along the beach - Glen Cove, New York

The tennis club where Alvy and Annie first meet - Wall Street Racquet Club (now closed), South Street at Piers 13 and 14, New York, New York

The street where Annie (Diane Keaton) lives - East 68th Street between Madison and Park Avenues, New York, New York

Annie's apartment - East 68th Street, New York, New York (the exact location is unknown since the entrance is never shown.)

Alvy and Annie make fun of people while sitting on a park bench - Central Park Zoo, New York, New York

Alvy and Annie’s romantic night - the northernmost edge of Pier 17, New York, New York

The Hall family residence - Still searching for this location

"I can’t believe you were following me!" – Washington Square North near University Place, New York, New York

Annie gets into a cab – 140 West 4th Street (looking towards 6th Avenue), New York, New York

Alvy interviews a happy couple - 132 West 4th Street, New York, New York

Alvy talks to a mounted policeman about the Wicked Queen in Snow White - West 4th Street at McDougal Street, New York, New York

Alvy comes out of a movie theater - The Paris, 4 West 58th Street, New York, New York

Alvy walks alone on the waterfront - Pier 15, New York, New York

Alvy meets with Annie at a health-food restaurant where he tries to win her back. It was called The Source at the time but now it's Cabo Cantina, 8301 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California

When Annie rejects his proposal, Alvy vents his frustration at the adjacent parking lot.

Alvy is released from prison - Old Venice Police Station, 685 Venice Boulevard, Venice, California

Alvy bumps into Annie who has dragged her new boyfriend to see The Sorrow and the Pity - Thalia Theater, 250 W. 95th Street, New York, New York. The old theater has been incorporated into a newly redesigned concert complex.

Annie and Alvy parting ways - 63rd Street at Columbus Avenue, New York, New York

See also...

Play It Again, Sam

To Rome with Love