Film 1984. Written by Walter Hill and Larry Gross. Directed by Walter Hill. Starring Michael Pare, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis and Amy Madigan. Source Features: BBB (22) MAP (8) THEMES (1) SOURCE CATEGORY MAP Find a Source All MediaAdvertisingAnimated FilmAnimated SeriesComedy ActsComic BooksComic StripsFilmLiteratureMagazinesMusicOtherRadioTheaterTV SeriesVideo Games Search Records Record Name/DescriptionRecord Comments All SourcesStreets of Fire Categories All GroupsBogus Business BureauFictitious TimelineMake Believe MapOther Order by Record Name GroupCategorySubcategory ASCDESC Total Record Results: 31 - Medium: FILM

# Record Name Group  Category Subcategory BOGUS BUSINESS BUREAU 1 Best Fit Tailor BBB Maintenance Laundry Services Best Fit Tailor Tom Cody's address. 2 Black Stallion BBB Nightlife Nightclubs Black Stallion Nightclub on the Strip. 3 Countdown to Love BBB Performing Arts Songs Countdown to Love Song by the band The Sorels - actually performed by Winston Ford and written by Dan Hartman. 4 Diner BBB Dining Diners Diner Generic diner in Richmond where Tom's sister Reva works. 5 Ellen Aim and the Attackers BBB Performing Arts Music-Rock Ellen Aim and the Attackers Ellen Aim, lead singer of the rock band Ellen Aim and the Attackers, has returned home for a concert. The Bombers, a biker gang from another part of town called the Battery, led by Raven Shaddock, crash the concert and kidnap Ellen.   6 Girly Girls BBB Nightlife Strip Clubs Girly Girls Strip club on the Strip. 7 I Can Dream About You BBB Performing Arts Songs I Can Dream About You Song by the band The Sorels - actually performed by Winston Ford and written by Dan Hartman. 8 Manon's Bar BBB Nightlife Bars Manon's Bar Nightclub on the Strip. 9 Metro Hotel BBB Travel Hotels Metro Hotel Hotel in Richmond, a city district in a near future dystopian time period that resembles the 1950s. 10 Never Be You BBB Performing Arts Songs Never Be You Song by the band Ellen Aim and the Attackers - actually performed by Fire, Inc. 11 Nowhere Fast BBB Performing Arts Songs Nowhere Fast Song by band Ellen Aim and the Attackers - actually performed by Fire, Inc. 12 Peacock Club BBB Nightlife Nightclubs Peacock Club Nightclub on the Strip. 13 The Radium BBB Nightlife Nightclubs The Radium Nightclub on the Strip. 14 Richmond Auto BBB Vehicles Automotive Services Richmond Auto Auto service in Richmond, a city district in a near future dystopian time period that resembles the 1950s. 15 Richmond Police BBB Legal Aid Police Departments Richmond Police Local police department in Richmond, a city district in a near future dystopian time period that resembles the 1950s. 16 Richmond Theatre BBB Nightlife Nightclubs Richmond Theatre Nightclub where Ellen Aim and the Attackers perform. According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip.   17 Sorcerer BBB Performing Arts Songs Sorcerer Song by band Ellen Aim and the Attackers - actually performed by Laurie Sargent and written by Stevie Nicks. 18 The Sorels BBB Performing Arts Music-Rhythm Blues The Sorels Music act. 19 TNT BBB Nightlife Nightclubs TNT Nightclub on the Strip. 20 Tonight Is What It Means to Be Young BBB Performing Arts Songs Tonight Is What It Means to Be Young Song by band Ellen Aim and the Attackers - actually performed by Laurie Sargent. 21 Torchie's BBB Nightlife Nightclubs Torchie's Bar where the Bombers take Ellen Aim. Club name used in various Walter Hill projects, including 48 Hours, When A Stranger Calls, Streets of Fire and The Driver. 22 Wayfair Motel BBB Travel Motels Wayfair Motel Motel across the street from the diner. MAKE BELIEVE MAP 23 Ardmore Map Transit Routes Streets-misc Ardmore Tom and his friends run into police at their blockade at Cross and Ardmore. 24 The Battery Map Urban Areas Neighborhoods The Battery According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip. 25 Cliffside Map Urban Areas Neighborhoods Cliffside 26 Cross Map Transit Routes Streets-misc Cross Tom and his friends run into police at their blockade at Cross and Ardmore. 27 Grant Street Map Transit Routes Streets Grant Street Street in Richmond, a city district in a near future dystopian time period that resembles the 1950s. 28 Hurley Street Map Transit Routes Streets Hurley Street Tom Cody's address. 29 King's Park Map Urban Areas Neighborhoods King's Park 30 The Strip Map Urban Areas Neighborhoods The Strip According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip. OTHER 31 Untitled Other Themes Diff|rent Strokes #812826 #777777 #b05054

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