Strange is lost among the throngs of Thamel, a commercial neighbourhood and centre of the tourist industry since hippies began to flock here in the Sixties. The production went ahead to help rebuild Kathmandu’s tourism and commercial infrastructure. Nearly 9,000 people were killed and many historic buildings damaged. The future looks bleak until he is prompted to visit Pangborn ( Benjamin Bratt) who tells him that there is hope from a mysterious teacher in ‘Kamar-Taj’.ĭesperation overcomes Strange’s scientific scepticism and he heads of to Kathmandu.Īfter locations had been chosen, but before filming began, Nepal was struck by a disastrous earthquake in April 2015. Don’t!Ī moment’s lapse of concentration sees him veering off the road, plunging down toward the Delaware River and the accident which is to change his life.ĭamage to his hands ends Strange’s career and status as a neurosurgeon. He’s not only exceeding the 25mph cautionary speed limit for Hawk’s Nest but is distracted by his mobile devices. The dramatic name is derived from the birds of prey that nest in the area.
Strange leaves the city via the George Washington Bridge over the Hudson River and is soon careering along a stretch of Route 97 called The Hawk’s Nest running alongside the Delaware River, a few miles north of Port Jervis, New York on the Pennsylvania border. The New York Sanctum has appeared in Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, and Spider-Man: No Way Home before.Doctor Strange film location: Stephen Strange's condo: West 86th Street, Upper West Side, New York This magical building was first introduced in Doctor Strange in 2016 as one of three Sanctum around the world built by Agamotto – one in Strange’s home in New York and the other two in London and Hong Kong. In a new journey insight for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse chaos, we also meet a new character named America Chavez and surprisingly another variant of the character we know.Īpart from that, we also see another apparition of the Sanctum Sanctorum as Doctor Strange’s shrine. The title of Doctor Strange’s new film in the Multiverse of Madness leads us to take a look at the Multiverse, at least the little things for now, which don’t necessarily mean the biggest and other messes as a part of it. The merchandise is based on the new Doctor Strange movie, as we know it in the Multiverse. A variant of the Sanctum Sanctorum was revealed in the new lego MCU that will be released for sale.
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