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Santa Cruz Wharf, Featured In ‘The Lost Boys’ & Other Classic Films, Collapses Into The Ocean
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Iconic Santa Cruz Wharf, a Hollywood star in its own right, crumbles into the Pacific, trapping unwitting visitors in the chaos.
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- The last 150 feet of the 2,745-foot-long wharf plunged into the ocean, a dramatic collapse that will leave a gaping hole in the picturesque Northern California coastline.
- At least 3 people were on the wharf when it gave way, with 2 needing to be rescued - a terrifying real-life echo of the wharf's dramatic on-screen moments in films like 'The Lost Boys'.
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'The Lost Boys'