for high-speed trains arrival into Union Station. Options included an aerial structure above the existing platforms, an underground structure under Alameda Street, an underground structure under Vignes Street and an aerial structure east of Vignes. All plans include a new concourse for high-speed rail passengers and three platforms with six tracks. Since that time, the Link US project has resulted in changes to how High-Speed Rail (HSR) will be brought into Union Station. That project's Final Environmental Report (FEIR) released in June 2019 indicates that HSR will approach the station from the north, on tracks 3 thru 6, use rebuilt station platforms 2 and 3, then exit to the south onto a new viaduct over the El Monte Busway and Santa Ana Freeway, which curves east (over a rebuilt and relocated Commercial Street) to return to the existing rail corridor along the west bank of the Los Angeles River. Thus, only four tracks and two platforms at Union Station will be used for HSR, with the remaining six tracks being converted to thru status and using the new viaduct to be shared by Metrolink and Amtrak lines. Tracks 13 thru 15 will remain stubs, ending at the south side of the station. West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor Metro selected Union Station as the eventual northern terminus of the planned West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor in 2022. The new light rail line will serve new platforms either at the Forecourt or behind the Metropolitan Water District Building and may open as early as 2043. In popular culture The facility served as a backdrop for the 1950 film Union Station, which starred William Holden and Nancy Olson. It has since been used in numerous films as a filming location, including: Blade Runner Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid Drag Me to Hell Gable and Lombard Bugsy Nick of Time Pearl Harbor Chandler In the Mood Private Eye (1987 TV movie starring Josh Brolin) Silver Streak The Way We Were Trancers II: The Return of Jack Deth Under the Rainbow To Live and Die in L.A. Muppets Most Wanted The Island The Italian Job Cry Danger Union Station Garfield: The Movie The Dark Knight Rises Union Station has been featured in numerous television shows, such as Adam-12, 24, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Euphoria. It has also been featured in video games; Union Station, as it was in the late 1940s, appears in