While not strictly "Tribeca," some interior scenes for the Michael Douglas thriller "Fatal Attraction" were filmed at 40 Wall Street. The location was the law firm of Winthrop Stimson Putnam & Roberts. My wife's desk made a cameo appearance in the final cut. She was so excited! — Gary on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

"Wall Street" office scenes were shot at 222 Broadway at Fulton. My office at a WeWork there years ago had the same view as Gordon Gekko. — Jon on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

A few days before it closed we stopped in anotheroom, and Frank suggested the Odeon-adjacent space wasn't a done deal and the landlord may have backed out leaving them homeless. Not sure if that's final final, and whether any other plans are in the works, but a huge loss if they go away for good! — mg on Seen & Heard: 50th anniversary for Hemingway Gallery

Dinner Rush-- anyone who has ever eaten at Gigino's will never go to the bathroom again! — madeline c lanciani on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

"Sure some families, but respectful families that care to integrate to nyc life in a slightly quieter neighborhood." There are plenty of Tribeca families who didn't come to NYC from the suburbs - Independence Plaza, for example, was full of NYC natives who raised their own families here. If anything, Tribeca was greatly improved by the children who lived and grew up here and it was a damn great "playground" for a long time. The real issue is how all those kids were priced out of their own homes. Even my friends whose parents owned their lofts are often forced to sell them because the new, rich residents and their building-wide makeovers and the maintenance fees went sky-high. I agree that the beauty of Tribeca is almost entirely gone, dead, lost. But it's not because of families - it's because of the wild, unchecked wealth held by the most boring/conformist adult newcomers who have no sense of community or creativity. — Elizabeth on Tribeca Park Cafe will close Friday after 45 years

Respectfully, Following up on my other comment - as Fulton, WIlliam and Ann are narrow streets, when LeFlora is getting deliveries, LeFlora store staff should assist the delivery driver so that the delivery truck driver is not stuck and traffic (especially emergency vehicles and patient vehicles) is not backed up. — Lia on A cannabis store has soft-opened in Fidi

Yup! All of it. A suburban girl's dream. — Tribeca Citizen on Wo Hop in Chinatown expands after nearly 90 years

Yes, the scene where Amy Adams first encounters Patrick Dempsey is at the corner across from Frechette where a billboard used to be, and the climactic scene is meant to happen at the Woolworth Building. — Leo on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

The Better Sister, recent Amazon series features scenes on Duane St. — E on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

clips from movies filmed in Tribeca on Youtube https://youtu.be/k_zZTfCDeK8 Also, the movie F/X filmed in Tribeca - Roland's Apartment, 6 Varick Street — James Bogardus on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

At First Sight (1999) - Amy's apartment is on Greenwich Street at Desbrosses Street. — James Bogardus on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

The Marrying Kind 1952 - George Cukor, with Judy Holliday and Aldo Ray. Greenwich St. below Harrison, the Bazzini Building and whatever was on the other side of Greenwich. — Ces’t Moi on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

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Two not yet listed are: The Big Year - a movie starring Steve Martin, Jack Black and Rashida Jones has a scene on Duane Street. The Adjustment Bureau - Matt Damon exits the back door of a building onto Staple Street And I believe the first Ninja Turtles movie included a car chase on Hudson and scenes on Staple — KPD on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Don't forget the greatest of all time, the gas station gasoline fight in Zoolander in the lot where 1 N Moore stands now... — Jasen on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Yes this! Incredible shots. I'd also like to add that Fatal Attraction and Hackers both have scenes in Tribeca, with pivotal parts of Hackers taking place in Stuyvesant and our very own Independence Plaza! There are also "just north of Tribeca" views at the start of Something Wild (1986) which has scenes filmed at what is now Lupe's on Watts Street. — Elizabeth on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Omg, Unique Clothing Warehouse!!!... and the denim brands that they sold...Sassoon, Gloria Vanderbilt, Jordache, Calvin Klein! Wow, it really takes me back. Remember also...Reminisce, Canal Jeans, Parachute, Antique Boutique, — JH on Wo Hop in Chinatown expands after nearly 90 years

Lady Liberty (1971), Sophia Loren. Filmed in her apartment at [long demolished] 360 Greenwich Street and on Greenwich and Harrison Streets. — Wayne Burkey on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

I miss the old Tribeca too. So many places have closed I can't name them all. These suburban newbies are incredibly rude and so full of themselves. I hate going to WF where they proudly parade their dogs as if, of course, the rules don't apply to them. — Longtime Tribecan on Tribeca Park Cafe will close Friday after 45 years

The Devil Wears Prada has many scenes in Tribeca, especially at Bubby’s. Possibly that’s where Anne Hathaway’s apartment is. Also the show White Collar has tons of scenes in City Hall Park and Brookfield Plaza, due to a plot device that limits the shows geography to the region of basically W12th down to Fulton St, Hudson River to Broadway. — Michael F on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

paakre@gmail.com Great Expectations 1998 directed by Alfonso Cuaron with Ethan Hawke and Gwyneth Paltrow and Anne Bancroft — Patricia Aakre on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Movies featuring The Odeon: Definitely, Maybe (2008): In this romantic comedy, the restaurant is the setting for a date between Will (Ryan Reynolds) and Summer (Rachel Weisz). Its distinctive art-deco look is prominently displayed. The Best Little Boy in the World (2005): The film adaptation of Andrew Tobias's memoir, which detailed his experience as a closeted gay man, features scenes at The Odeon. Bright Lights, Big City (1988): While the film version, based on the novel by Jay McInerney, did not necessarily show the interior, the restaurant is famously featured on the book's cover and is an integral location in the story. It is a key icon of 1980s New York City nightlife. American Psycho (2000): This film adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's novel of the same name does not feature the restaurant itself, but the musical adaptation and the book both contain scenes at The Odeon, and Patrick Bateman's world is often associated with the restaurant. Television shows featuring The Odeon: The Knick: A period medical drama set in the early 1900s, The Knick used the restaurant as a filming location. Law and Order: Special Victims Unit: The long-running crime procedural has also filmed scenes at The Odeon. Billions: This Showtime series about high-stakes finance has used the restaurant for its New York City scenes. — Tom McGahren on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

I frequently had breakfast at the Towers Cafeteria starting in 1976. Even today The Odeon has a machine at the entrance where you can take a stub, as in the old days, which was punched when you slid your tray down the rails and pointed to the scrambled eggs. A full breakfast for under $2 as I remember. — j on Seen & Heard: Inside artist John Willenbecher’s studio and apartment

When they were filming "I Am Legend," I happened to be watering my sister's plants in her loft at 62 Beach. The Fisher Mills Building was a major setting for this movie. I leaned out the window and saw Will Smith enter the lobby. I grabbed my phone, dialed my sister (who was in Amagansett), and craning my head out the window said with loud excitement, "Will Smith just entered your building!") I think I ruined the shot! — J on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Matthew Geller's "Windfalls." Premiered at the 1983 Whitney Biennial. — John on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?