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Where was Get Him to the Greek filmed

Get Him to the Greek

Year: 2010

Genre: Comedy

Country: USA, United Kingdom

Get Him to the Greek was filmed in New York, Los Angeles, & Las Vegas in the United States of America and London in the United Kingdom.

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  • John F. Kennedy International Airport

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  • London Concert

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  • New York Hotel

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  • Pinnacle M&A Records

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  • Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

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  • Pub

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  • Queens Plaza South and Vernon Boulevard

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    Scene where exterior roadway and sidewalk footage used to imply movement between boroughs and to broaden the geographic feel of New York, supporting the narrative’s constant repositioning and the practical logistics of getting from place to place fast.

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    Scene was shot Queens Plaza South and Vernon Boulevard meet in Long Island City, a transitional area with wide roads, signage, and views toward Midtown. The location’s mix of industrial edges and new development provides a recognizably Queens streetscape that contrasts with Manhattan and reads well for travel beats.

  • Queensboro Bridge

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    Scene where exterior travel and city-transition footage using the bridge approach to underline the characters’ time pressure and constant movement through New York, with recognizable infrastructure used to quickly communicate scale and location without long dialogue.

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    Scene was shot The Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge is a major cantilever bridge linking Manhattan and Queens across the East River. The area around the Manhattan-side access near East 59th Street is defined by heavy traffic lanes, pedestrian paths, and clear sightlines to Midtown and Long Island City, making it practical for urban travel shots.

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