Griffith Park Observatory

From the basketball courts in "White Men Can't Jump" to the Airport runway in "Casablanca," find a piece of movie magic by visiting some real movie locations in the LA area. To revisit the studio's golden era and relive famous movie scenes, just print this list and have a great day at the movies.

• Malibu Colony: In director Robert Altman's 1973 private-detective drama "The Long Goodbye," gumshoe Philip Marlowe (Elliot Gould) visits femme fatale Eileen Wade (Nina Van Pallandt) at this very exclusive gated celebrity enclave. Residents include Tom Hanks, Sting, Rob Reiner and Charles Bronson. 23554 Malibu Road, Malibu.

• Marilyn Monroe Home: This charming Brentwood mansion is the place where Monroe died of a drug overdose on August 4, 1962. Many reporters and Hollywood friends believe that Monroe was murdered here because of her affairs with John and Robert Kennedy. 12305 5th Helena Drive. After you've checked out the Monroe home, you can enjoy the trendy dinner at Brentwood Cafe, 8500 Brentwood Blvd., Brentwood; (510) 634-6503; or a quiet Italian feast at Grazie, 656 First Street, Brentwood; (510) 634-9223.