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Throwback Tulsa: Outsiders movie opens on this present day in 1983

the place become 'Outsiders' filmed? MIKE SIMONS On location with The Outsiders

A. The Crutchfield Park nearby

B. Downtown

C. Admiral Twin area

1. Former location of Dairy Queen, now J & J appliances, 1520 E. Pine St.

2. Circle Cinema within the director's reduce opening scene, 10 S. Lewis Ave.

three. Will Rogers excessive school, which Ponyboy attended, 3909 E. Fifth area.

four. Two-Bit and Ponyboy hitchhike down main road in Owasso.

5. Ponyboy's conversation with the Socs at a former Tastee-Freez vicinity, now a Kum and Go, 10603 E. 86th St. North, Owasso.

6. Buck Merrill's (Tom Waits) road condo the place Ponyboy and Johnny go to discover Dally. The square constructing on the property changed into called the Rose Dew Egg Farm. It has when you consider that been demolished, 16518 E. Admiral Blvd.

7. Windrixville church fire at Skiatook Lake, now underwater.

 Circle Cinema

Watch the outlet minutes of “The Outsiders,” the 1983 film in response to Tulsa author S.E. Hinton’s novel and filmed right here, and also you see Ponyboy Curtis exiting the theater at 10 S. Lewis Ave. Ponyboy (C. Thomas Howell) narrates he “stepped out into the shiny sunlight from the darkness of the film residence.”

Tulsa World file Will Rogers excessive college

Ponyboy attended Will Rogers high college, 3909 E. Fifth region. right here, Danny Boy O’Connor, who is refurbishing “The Outsiders” apartment, enters the college for a tour. 

MIKE SIMONS Will Rogers high college

A view of Tulsa from outside Will Rogers high faculty, the place creator S.E. Hinton turned into going to college when she wrote the e-book. 

JOHN CLANTON Outsiders classification

a copy of “The Outsiders” sits on a desk all over a contemporary classification at Will Rogers high school, proof that the e-book and the film continue to be normal.

Ian Maule/ Tulsa World Owasso's main highway

Ator container in Owasso is viewed from the enviornment the place a scene in "The Outsiders" turned into filmed. Two-Bit and Ponyboy hitchhiked down Owasso's main highway.

Mike Simons/TULSA WORLD Windrixville

The church hearth in the fictitious town of Windrixville changed into filmed in a place that's now underwater at Skiatook Lake, northwest of Tulsa.

STEPHEN PINGRY Rexall drugstore

Ralph Macchio (left), Matt Dillon and C. Thomas Howell take a seat in front of the former Rexall drug keep in Sperry. picture/Joe Cervantez

Joe Cervantez Outsiders house, park, local

1. Dally killed via police, 1327 E. Jasper St.

2. Crutchfield Park, the place a Soc gets stabbed, 1345 E. Independence Ave.

three. Rumble with Socs, seven-hundred block North Rockford Avenue

four. Socs start and cut Pony's hair with knife, alley at the back of Outsiders condo

5. Ponyboy walks domestic from movie, 1437 E. Admiral Blvd.

* "The Outsiders" condominium, 731 N. St. Louis Ave.

 Crutchfield Park

Crutchfield Park, 1345 E. Independence St., changed into the surroundings for the scene the place the socs went after Ponyboy as he become jogging domestic from the films and the place Johnny killed Rob. right here, cast individuals are considered clowning around all the way through the filming of "The Outsiders," in Tulsa.

Courtesy/Joe Cervantez Crutchfield Park

Melissa Pascarella, who turned into an actress within the church hearth scene of “The Outsiders,” sits at Crutchfield Park.

MIKE SIMONS/Tulsa World Rumble with the Socs

The rumble with the Socs turned into filmed one block west from The Outsiders residence (pictured) in the 700 block of North Rockford Avenue.

Joe Cervantez The Outsiders apartment

Danny O’Connor, who is refurbishing the condo for a museum, holds a film still in entrance of The Outsiders residence, 731 N. St. Louis Ave. 

Mike Simons TULSA WORLD Crutchfield neighborhood

Filming for the "The Outsiders" movie in March 1982 took vicinity in the Crutchfield regional close The Outsiders house.

Tulsa World file Crutchfield nearby

present-day Crutchfield regional.

MIKE SIMONS TULSA WORLD Woody Guthrie core

The spot where Dally and Ponyboy have been pulled over by way of police after the fire turned into within the area the place the internationally commonly used Woody Guthrie middle sits. whereas within the enviornment, cease in to check out the huge collections of legendary musician and social activist Woody Guthrie.

Tulsa World file OSU medical core

the outside of the health facility, now widespread because the OSU clinical middle at 744 W. Ninth St., turned into used within the filming of the movie, according to fast-rewind.com. The vicinity of the convenience keep the place his persona robs in the film is just south of right here, near 12th street and Guthrie Avenue.

Tom Gilbert coach tracks

"The Outsiders" actors and crew gather on the educate tracks just north and east of downtown.

Tulsa World educate tracks

Filming for the film The Outsiders movie in March 1982 takes area just north and east of downtown.

John Southern/Tulsa World educate tracks

Director Francis Ford Coppola is on the floor speaking to people above the train tracks throughout filming for "The Outsiders" movie in March 1982.

John Southern/Tulsa World Boston Avenue Methodist Church

Two-Bit and Ponyboy waited for a bus in front of Boston Avenue United Methodist Church, 1301 S. Boston Ave., within the film.

JOHN CLANTON Admiral Twin, force-in, warehouse market Admiral Twin power-In

The Greasers sneaked in to the Admiral Twin power-In via a gap in the fence.

John Clanton Admiral Twin drive-In

Tulsa creator, S.E. Hinton, stands on the Admiral Twin force-In. The Admiral Twin, 7355 E. Easton St., changed into the vicinity where Cherry and Ponyboy met for the first time.

Tulsa World file S.E. Hinton

Tulsa author S.E. Hinton is viewed on the Admiral Twin power-In, the place a element of the 1983 film “The Outsiders” was filmed.

Tulsa World file Rob Lowe and Tom Cruise

Rob Lowe (left) and Tom Cruise speak with a forged member during the filming of “The Outsiders” in Tulsa. 

Joe Cervantez Patrick Swayze

Patrick Swayze has make-up applied earlier than a scene all over the filming of "The Outsiders."

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