John works with the PreCrime police which stop crimes before they take place, with the help of three 'PreCogs' who can foresee crimes. Events ensue when John finds himself framed for a future murder.
Willard InterContinental Hotel, 1401, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Downtown, Ward 2, Washington, District of Columbia, 20004, United States of America
Scene: (Anderton confronts Burgess during ceremony)
El Dorado, 416, South Spring Street, Gallery Row, Historic Core, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90013, United States of America
7099, Dunham Massie Lane, Ware Neck, Gloucester County, Virginia, 23061, United States of America
Scene: (Lara Anderton's house)
One South Orange, 1, South Orange Avenue, Central Business District, Orlando, Orange County, Florida, 32801, United States of America
Scene: (Studio, Disney Property)
Florida
Spielberg’s sleek sci-fi imagines a 2054 Washington of pre-crime police and personalised advertising – and grounded that future in real Washington, D.C. landmarks, Virginia countryside and studio sets, with a final image shot on the coast of Maine.
Where was Minority Report filmed?
Minority Report was filmed in Washington, D.C., Virginia, Los Angeles and at Universal Studios, with a final scene in Maine.
Every Minority Report location, explained
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Future Washington, D.C.
The PreCrime world used real Washington, D.C. landmarks, including the Willard Hotel and the Ellipse.
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Los Angeles and Virginia
Interiors and other scenes used Los Angeles and the Virginia countryside near Gloucester.
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Universal Studios
Much of the sleek future was built on soundstages at Universal Studios.
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Maine – the final shot
The film’s closing panorama used the coast of North Haven, Maine.
Planning a visit
Real Washington, D.C. – the Willard Hotel and the Mall – grounds the film’s future, and the coast of Maine provides its final, hopeful image.
Minority Report Fun Facts
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Spielberg consulted futurists The director convened experts to design a plausible 2054 Washington, from cars to advertising.
