The Filming Locations of The Naked City – Part 3: The Upper West Side and Upper East Side
This week, Scouting NY is taking a frame-by-frame, then-and-now look at The Naked City. Shot on location in 1948, The […]
This week, Scouting NY is taking a frame-by-frame, then-and-now look at The Naked City. Shot on location in 1948, The […]
This week, Scouting NY is taking a frame-by-frame, then-and-now look at The Naked City. Shot on location in 1948, The
The Naked City, a 1948 film noir from producer Mark Hellinger, was filmed in New York City at a time
Before you cast a disparaging eye on the movie I’ve chosen for this week’s then-and-now look, I’d like to tell
Did you know Lucy and Desi lived on the Upper East Side? I had no idea, but apparently, their apartment
I happened to read that disease-themed movies like Outbreak and Contagion are soaring in streaming viewership, which, honestly, strikes me
Rocky is so damn big of a movie, its title doesn’t even fit in one frame. For THE film that
In the past few weeks, we’ve had a non-stop surge of shitty surprises, to the point that it’s as though
On March 29, 1971, The Godfather, considered by many to be one of the greatest films ever made, began principal
The Warriors never set foot in the Bronx. This might come as a surprise, seeing as how the movie revolves
I happened to read an article about the new documentary Room 237, which delves into the wild conspiracy theories people
Billy Wilder’s The Apartment is my all-time favorite romantic comedy set in New York City (sorry, Harry and Sally!). If
Last week, I was scouting in the Middle Village/Glendale area of Queens when I realized I was close to an
The other day, a Netflix movie showed up in my mail that, for the life of me, I couldn’t remember
North By Northwest spends only one-third of its 2 hour 16 minute running time in New York. So why devote
“New York, You’ve Changed” is a Scouting NY feature in which the New York depicted in classic movies is compared
You will never get a reservation at Dorsia.
I’ve been scouting around the Westchester area recently, and every day, I pass the exit on I-95 for Rye Playland,
“New York, You’ve Changed” is a new Scouting NY feature in which the New York depicted in movies is compared
If locations were billed alongside actors, Robert DeNiro would share co-starring credits on Taxi Driver with New York City.
Though there are many movies I’m excited to cover for “New York, You’ve Changed,” I had no choice but to