<p>the o.c.</p>
<p>summer > Brown University!
marissa and ryan > UC Berkeley!!</p>
<p>OC- Brown U
Dawson's Creek- Duke U
A Beautiful Mind- Princeton U</p>
<p>In Good Company--NYU</p>
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<p>Lol...that's onomatopia....</p>
<p>Hope I spelled that correctly!!</p>
<p>Two things disturb me about this thread.</p>
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<li><p>How could you never have heard of 'Good Will Hunting?' That is like one of the best movies ever.</p></li>
<li><p>The Skulls was a sweet ass movie.</p></li>
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<p>I doubt any of the kids from OC will end up at any real colleges. I bet they all get accepted to their respective colleges, but feel they are better suited to attend the fabricated university, "O.C. State."</p>
<p>"Breaking Away" Indiana U--Bloomington. Film shows the campus and town better than a campus tour video!</p>
<p>"Animal House". Exterior of the house filmed at decrepit former frat house next to University of Oregon. Unfortunately this historical landmark has since been torn down to provide parking for hospital across the street.</p>
<p>For Columbia, don't forget Growing Pains and Saved by the Bell (Carol Seaver and Jessie Spano)--although the campus isn't actually shown.</p>
<p>Films shot on Carnegie Mellon campus: </p>
<p>Most famous---> Wonder Boys (2000, Michael Douglas) and Lorenzo's Oil (1985)</p>
<p>Others (more obscure):</p>
<p>The Mothman Prophecies (2002), Dogma (1999), Hoffa (1992), Creepshow (1982)</p>
<p>Just a quick correction. </p>
<p>The film "A Beautiful Mind" is about John Nash of Princeton, but was actually filmed at Fordham University in New York City. The building featured in the film is actually Keating Hall at their Rose Hills Campus. The same is true for "Love Story" which supposedly takes place at Harvard, but was also filmed at Fordham.</p>
<p>Information on this can be found on the Fordham University website--and on numerous other websites as well.</p>
<p>didnt know why I didnt turn off the TV (the movie was shown on HBO) but well...I saw Oberlin at the end of "Eurotrip "^^</p>
<p>thanx for the info calcruzer. I really didn't know!!!</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure that "City Law School" in Rounders is actually filmed on the Rutgers Campus</p>
<p>I think UCSD's library was used as the spaceship in "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes"</p>
<p>Ah, well, I love Sarah Lawrence and it was shown in The Notebook. Plus Julia Stiles' character wanted to go there in Ten Things I Hate About You.</p>
<p>hmm..i'm disvoering a lota new movies this way....keep em' commin ppl.</p>
<p>In 'The Squid And The Whale' Jeff Daniels' character did a reading at SUNY-Binghamton.</p>
<p>the o.c.</p>
<p>summer > Brown University!
marissa and ryan > UC Berkeley!!</p>
<p>they haven't actually 'shown' either of those schools on 'the oc'</p>
<p>What was the one with Stanford and Jack Black? That movie was okay.</p>
<p>NYU was in...</p>
<p>Will (from "Will & Grace") is portrayed as having attended NYU Law School and frequently wears a grey shirt with the red NYU letters on it.
Kramer hires Darren, an intern from NYU, to help him run "Kramerica Industries" on season 9 of Seinfeld (episode 158 - "The Voice").
Jerry is interviewed by a reporter from the NYU student newspaper (and mistakenly believed to be gay) on season 4 of Seinfeld (episode 57 - "The Outing").
Finch in the American Pie films is an NYU student
The movie Loser was set at NYU.
Denis Fleming in the film Can't Hardly Wait is an NYU student
Alvy Singer in Annie Hall is an NYU student
A Friend of Dorothy is set at NYU
The Freshman, 1990, is set at NYU with Matthew Broderick portraying an NYU Film student
The Apprentice 3 season finale was shot at the NYU Kimmel Center
Scenes from The Exorcist were filmed at NYU Medical Center
The film Greenwich Village Writers: The Bohemian Legacy was filmed at NYU, starring several NYU Professors
In the film In Good Company, Alex Foreman (Scarlett Johansson) is an NYU student, just moving into Hayden Residence Hall off Washington Square Park
Dr. Guy Luthan played by Hugh Grant in Extreme Measures is an NYU Med Student
Henry James' novel Washington Square is set around the NYU area. Several movie and TV adaptations have been made of the novel (1949, 1975, 1996).
Rose of Washington Square, 1939 and 13 Washington Square, 1928, directed by Melville W. Brown, are centered around the NYU Campus.
Tibby in the novel The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants attends NYU.
Nicolas Cage attended NYU in college in the movie The Family Man and ends up as a prominent investment banker.
True to life, Al Pacino's character of Frank Serpico attends NYU in the film Serpico.
Theo Huxtable (played by Malcolm-Jamal Warner) in The Cosby Show graduated from NYU in the series finale.
David Kessler, the title character of 1981's "An American Werewolf in London," is an NYU student; an NYU t-shirt is featured in the film.
In Clueless, Cher gives Josh advice: "I hear the girls at NYU aren't at all particular."
In Wall Street Charlie Sheen's Bud Fox is an NYU graduate. Without saying Stern, "the NYU business school" is mentioned frequently as his alma mater.
Ross Geller in Friends becomes an NYU Professor in Season 6.
Justin Cobb in the 2005 film Thumbsucker secretly applies and is accepted to NYU.</p>