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?

??? Wo Hop has had the upstairs location for many, many decades. — Kiyo on Wo Hop in Chinatown expands after nearly 90 years

Desperately Seeking Susan — Missy D on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

We once had an audio store at 3 Walker Street 1965-1969. Magoos was our neighbor along with Leroy’s. Lower Manhattan Loft Tenants held weekly meetings at Magoos that lasted until 2am crafting the conditions that precipitated the 1980 Loft Law. Another era. Tribeca evolved. — Michael Kramer on Tribeca Park Cafe will close Friday after 45 years

Chantal Akerman's News from Home 1976. Gorgeous, gritty streetscapes, including the shot of Staple St. featured in this Bomb magazine tribute to the film:https://bombmagazine.org/articles/2014/01/14/chantal-akermans-news-from-home/ — Ellen Levy on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Oldies but goodies After Hours 1985 - Martin Scorsese, with Griffin Dunne. Tribeca North, SoHo South, nearly unrecognizable now Too Much Johnson 1938 - Orson Welles, with Joseph Cotten. Old Washington Produce Market, old piers and warehouses which were replaced by West Side Highway The American Friend 1977 - Wim Wenders, with Dennis Hopper. Old West Side Highway pre demolition and West Street south of Canal, the old Market Diner etc. — C’est Moi on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

State of Grace on Staple Street and (I think) in Puffys. One of the sneaky low key all time great NYC movies. — Dan C. on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

It's for sale. — Tribeca Citizen on 65 West Broadway site is for sale

Went today and loved it! They did a great job on my nails and the space is really beautiful. — Amanda on New Kid on the Block: Pixie Nails & Spa

Otherhood on North Moore — John on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

If we are including TV shows: - CSI - Gotham - Billions - Westworld - Succession - Law & Order — Marcus on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Great info as always - and highly appreciate the Gee Whiz back story we were missing! Can't wait to try Noona Dora! — Bruce Gomes on Nonna Dora’s coming soon?

Unfaithful with Diane Lane and Richard Gere features Balloon Salloon — MK on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

TV shows situated nearby? Spin City with Michael J. Fox Foley Square with Margaret Colin — lisa on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Enchanted — PS on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Does anyone know the status of this property? It's sad that this property continues to be an eyesore. If it's meant to be condos or rentals, why don't they just get on with it! — MJ on 65 West Broadway site is for sale

"Delivering the Goods" 2012 , filmed in north Tribeca — B on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

The Al Pacino film City Hall was shot on Duane Street outside the former City Hall restaurant. — F on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Cortlandt Alley is just outside of Tribeca, but since the film shoot trailers for shots on that street typically line up on Walker Street in Tribeca, can we include it? If so, there have been countless films (and TV shows, and music videos, and...) shot on this filthy little street. From Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortlandt_Alley) and other sources, these are some of the films shot there: Men in Black 9 1/2 Weeks Spiderman 3 — Marcus on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

The Sorceror's Apprentice (2010) - Nic Cage movie did extensive filming around the neighborhood and FiDi, and they transformed a storefront on White Street with a built-out facade to create one of the main settings in the film (a magic store?). And BTW if we started listing everything that's been shot in Cortlandt Alley, I think the list would never end. — DG on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Materialists is a recent movie that really gets Tribeca right. Also: The Devil Wears Prada Enchanted Newlyweds by Ed Burns Sex and the City Movie The Man with the Bag (upcoming Schwarzenegger Christmas movie filmed on Staple Street) — Sid K on Crowd Sourcing: What movies were shot in Tribeca?

Tribeca is dead unfortunately. Tribeca has been ruined by the "im important because im a mommy with a stroller" crowd. The most ordinary SUBURBAN people have moved to Tribeca and ruined it. Its embarrassing to be in tribeca now. They come to the city and make it into the cush soft life they really want from the suburbs, but news flash losers nyc isn't meant to be your child's play ground. Tribeca used to have soul. It used to be eclectic. Sure some families, but respectful families that care to integrate to nyc life in a slightly quieter neighborhood. It was community. People supported the community. From person to person to retail and resturants. Now all it is is developments for suburban losers who shop on Amazon and don't support anyrhing other than a nail salon and maybe a coffee shop. Its LA meets Ohio meets Utah. Ugly. All the money and still look and act awfully. Go shop at one of the stores in tribeca and at least look better. (And all the luxury developments are cheap and dated already) — Tribeca Truth on Tribeca Park Cafe will close Friday after 45 years