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Kurtz compound

Entering Kurtz compound


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The above scenes were shot in Cavinti on the border of Pagsanjan, in the province of Laguna, Philippines, about a 2 hour drive from Manila.

If you have ever been to Pagsanjan and had a boat ride to Pagsanjan Falls which is actually called Cavinti Falls, then you might have gone past this actual location and never known about it. The photos below is the actual bend which Willard comes round.


(Click on the photos (Year 2007) for a better & larger image)

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Kurtz compound

Meeting the photo journalist (Dennis Hopper) in the compound


(Click on the (1979) film grabs for a better & larger image)

The above scenes were shot in Cavinti on the border of Pagsanjan, in the province of Laguna, Philippines, about a 2 hour drive from Manila.

If you have ever been to Pagsanjan and had a boat ride to Pagsanjan Falls which is actually called Cavinti Falls, then you might have gone past this actual location and never known about it.

As a little tidbit of information, in the scenes were you see the natives with only their heads showing, they were extras in the movie and they were burid up to their necks for those scenes


(Click on the photos (Year 2007) for a better & larger image)

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Kurtz compound

The compound


(Click on the (1979) film grabs for a better & larger image)

The above scenes were shot in Cavinti on the border of Pagsanjan, in the province of Laguna, Philippines, about a 2 hour drive from Manila.

If you have ever been to Pagsanjan and had a boat ride to Pagsanjan Falls which is actually called Cavinti Falls, then you might have gone past this actual location and never known about it. The photos below is the actual bend which Willard comes round.


(Click on the photos (Year 2007) for a better & larger image)

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Thank you to Kevin Hall from Perth Australia, who has just returned from the Philippines (January 2009) and sent in his photos of around Kurtz compound. Kevin also met a former crew member who worked as a carpenter (pictured) on the film. Thanks Kevin for sending us the photos and helping us to update the site.


(Click on the photos (January 2009) for a better & larger image)


New Photo added 25th January 2009

New Photo added 25th January 2009
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The Hotel

This is the hotel which the crew stopped at while filming in the area (Pagsanjan Rapids - the hotel is no longer in use). Not really a filming location, but a little tidbit


(Click on the (1979) film grabs for a better & larger image)

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Please note, this is a hobby website, the only purpose we use film grabs is to show a direct comparison how buildings, landscapes etc have changed since the time of filming, we do not use the film grabs in any other material. All photographs and homemade videos are (copyrighted) to Roland Keates aka, Filming Locations Detectives, or otherwise specified. Part of the material is not our property and is exposed, we respect copyright laws and only use the film grabs for visual information. No COPYRIGHT infringement intended, however if you require us to remove the film grabs, please inform us so we can immediately see to its removal. If you wish to reproduce anything from this website, please contact us. Click here to go to the contact form to contact me, thanks Roly

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