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Aussie Icon Sydney Opera House Takes the Title of ‘Most Filmed’ Landmark Just Ahead of the Oscars

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The Sydney Opera House, rather than the Harbour Bridge, holds the title of the most filmed landmark globally outside the US and UK. Its distinct white architectural curves set against the stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour have made appearances in a remarkable 161 films.

One of its latest cinematic features is in the romantic comedy Anyone But You (2023), where stars Sydney Sweeney and Glenn Powell captivated fans while filming on the venue’s iconic steps.

This architectural gem has also been showcased in major blockbusters such as Mission Impossible II (2000), Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018), and the upcoming The Fall Guy (2024).

Moreover, the Opera House has left its mark on Australian cinema, appearing in beloved local films like The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1995) and Looking for Alibrandi (2000). Its unique presence showcases not just its cultural significance but also its appeal as a cinematic backdrop.

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