Where was Broadway Danny Rose filmed

Locations

• 200 West 54th Street

  In movie

  Scene where supports the apartment-related beats by placing the character’s home context on an actual Manhattan street, helping the film maintain a practical, lived-in feel rather than a generic interior-only setting.

  Real

  200 West 54th Street on the map

  Scene was shot uses the real Midtown West block around 200 West 54th Street near Seventh Avenue, an area of dense residential and commercial buildings that fits naturally as an apartment neighborhood close to the theater district.

• Brill Building

  In movie

  Scene where follows the manager-and-performer world through a real Manhattan entertainment corridor, with street-level movement and arrivals that suggest meetings, hustling, and professional pressure in the music-business neighborhood.

  Real

  Brill Building on the map

  Scene was shot uses the Brill Building area on Broadway, a historically significant Midtown address associated with music and entertainment business offices, fitting the story’s backstage industry feel with real commercial sidewalks and building frontage.

• Carnegie Deli

  In movie

  Scene where includes the deli moment where Danny is told important offbeat information by the deli owner, and the scene plays as a grounded, street-level exchange in a recognizable, busy Midtown food stop rather than a studio-built set.

  Real

  Carnegie Deli on the map

  Scene was shot features the former Carnegie Deli storefront and its well-known Midtown corner setting, a classic New York delicatessen site near Carnegie Hall that was long associated with celebrity and theater crowds, even after the restaurant’s closure.

• Columbus Circle

  In movie

  Scene where continues street-level storytelling with characters framed against a busy public node, using real traffic patterns and recognizable surroundings to keep the plot grounded in everyday Manhattan movement and visibility.

  Real

  Columbus Circle on the map

  Scene was shot features Columbus Circle at the southwest corner of Central Park, a highly trafficked Manhattan roundabout known for major subway access, landmarks, and constant pedestrian flow that instantly situates the action in the city.

• George Washington Bridge

  In movie

  Scene where suggests movement and escalation through a major transit landmark, supporting the film’s sense of pressure and pursuit by placing characters in a real-world route that is iconic and immediately identifiable.

  Real

  George Washington Bridge on the map

  Scene was shot uses the George Washington Bridge as a recognizable New York landmark spanning the Hudson River, with its large-scale infrastructure and roadway approaches providing a distinctly real, non-studio city backdrop.

• Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

  In movie

  Scene where

  Real

  Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on the map

  Scene was shot

  New York