San Francisco in the Movies

In "Final Analysis," Richard Gere and Kim Basinger dine at the Financial District's re-creation of a 1930s supper club.

"When a Man Loves a Woman" opens with Meg Ryan and Andy Garcia patronizing this historic Fisherman's Wharf haunt.

Fred Astaire's "Towering Inferno" and Mel Brook's "High Anxiety" include shots of this waterfront hotel's sprawling lobby.

"View to a Kill" features James Bond (as played by Roger Moore) patrolling a carnival by the bay.

"The Rock," "The Woman in Red" and "Vertigo" feature the Marina's Corinthian-columned complex.

Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore enjoy one of their "50 First Dates" at a jungle eatery.

"Basic Instinct" uses a North Beach bar as the hangout for Michael Douglas and his cop cronies.

Mike Myers' "So I Married an Axe Murderer" and Ashley Judd's "High Crimes" include scenes inside North Beach's poet hangout.