Dijon Street

It was built in 1930 for ‘Kismet‘ as a mid-Eastern / Arabic community, and part of it was seen in ‘Casablanca‘.
Located next to today’s Hennesy Street, the area was replaced with a Helicopter Pad in the 1960s to ensure that Frank Sinatra could travel from his Palm Springs home direct to the studio in his private helicopter. It’s now labelled ‘Lot H’ on modern studio maps, in memory of the Heli-pad. 
The landing pad featured in E.R. in the 1990s.  

Seen on Screen: Warner Bros Studios [Dijon_St]

Title	Released	Director	IMDB
The Adventures of Robin Hood [Feature Film]	1938	Michael Curtiz, William Keighley
Stage 04, Stage 05, Stage 11, Stage 12, Stage 18, Stage 25, Dijon Street [the streets of Nottingham]
The Sea Hawk [Feature Film]	1940	Michael Curtiz
Castle set filmed on Dijon Street, formerly on the backlot
Casablanca [Feature Film]	1942	Michael Curtiz
Stage 04, Stage 05, Stage 06, Stage 07, Stage 08, Stage 09, Stage 11, Stage 12, Stage 14, Stage 17, Stage 18, Stage 25, Dijon Street on the backlot.
Life Goes On [TV Series]	1989	Michael Braverman
Stage 17, Stage 19, Stage 20, Dijon Street on the backlot
A Little Princess [Feature Film]	1995	Alfonso Cuaron
Stage 21, Stage 22, Dijon Street, Hennesy Street on the backlot
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip [TV Series]	2006	Aaron Sorkin
Dijon Street on the Warner Bros backlot

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