A real place on screen

Stock Exchange Palace

A monumental former stock exchange that later housed Hungarian Television. Its expansive interiors gave the production room to construct part of a fictional Las Vegas casino.

Architect / attribution
Ignác Alpár
Building chronology
1905
Place
Budapest, Hungary

The real building

Films at Stock Exchange Palace

Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

On screen: Las Vegas casino interiors

The production constructed casino interiors within the former television studio building. This is the Las Vegas setting, rather than Wallace Corporation headquarters.

In the film

Movie frames and production stills are shown separately from photographs of the real building. Film and image credits remain with their respective owners.

Movie frame

The casino entrance hall retains the palace’s stairs, columns and revolving doors beneath the film’s golden lighting.
The casino entrance hall retains the palace’s stairs, columns and revolving doors beneath the film’s golden lighting.

Blade Runner 2049 · Alcon Entertainment / Warner Bros. Pictures / Sony Pictures · Scene image source

Movie frame

The monumental hall becomes part of the deserted Las Vegas casino.
The monumental hall becomes part of the deserted Las Vegas casino.

Alcon Entertainment, LLC · Scene image source

Movie frame

K moves through the casino's golden-lit stair hall.
K moves through the casino's golden-lit stair hall.

Alcon Entertainment, LLC · Scene image source

Filming evidence

Building sources

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