I could swear that that was Sydney airport at the end. Any Aussies agree? Or even some British people, can you confirm if that airport they're in at the end is Heathrow (or whichever its meant to be, one in England anyway) because it looks seriously so much like Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport...
It'd be really weird and random if it is.
"America's different to Australia because they have different coloured trees..."
I don't have the feeling that it was the sydney airport... I have been there several times.... hm? but I could be wrong too
shareThe interior scenes were filmed in Sydney so yes they could of used that airport to save time. The only airport I've ever been to in England (I am english) is Gatwick and it doesn't look like it to me :-)
Scott
Man I could have sworn it was Stansted airport in London. There's a glass wall like that too, and the part where John runs through the parking lot and over the roads to follow the bundits and Nadj.. Sophia.. it's so like Stansted. Thou I've only been to Stansted once and it's the only airport in england i've been to, I could be just imagining it :) maybe just wanting it to be Stansted :D
Guess it's Sydney then.
Both Sydney and Stanstead airports, were used as locations. Sydney for interiors, Stanstead for night-time exteriors and some interiors. The last shot of the film wasn't in an airport at all but at Newbury race track done up to look like an airport. Crazy but true
shareFilming Locations for
Birthday Girl (2001)
Ashridge Park, Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England, UK
(town centre)
Mentmore Studios, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
(studio)
Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
(studio)
St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Stansted Airport, Essex, England, UK
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
White Bay Studios, Balmain, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
(studio)
ok cool thanks... and to answer your question, my signature is just something random that my friend said to me one day and it cracked me up. she was being serious too. but no, it's not true, i've been to the states and seen your trees and as surprising as it may be to some of you, all the trees are the usual green, red, brown, yellow and ochre sort of hues. yeah, pretty amazing, huh? who would've thought?
"America's different to Australia because they have different coloured trees..."
I thought it was filmed in Denver.... and they spoke Greek.
"I'd take the awe of understanding over the awe of ignorance any day." -Douglas Noel Adams
I recognised Stansted but did not know the Newbury tracks/airport thing
I am watching this now
The last shot of the film wasn't in an airport at all but at Newbury race track done up to look like an airport. Crazy but true