Where was Glitter filmed
Glitter
Year: 2001
Glitter was filmed in Toronto & Hamilton in Canada and New York in the United States of America.
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Bar
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Scene was shot The Silver Dollar Room is a live music venue that opened in the ground floor of Hotel Waverley in 1959. The lounge and hotel were demolished in 2018 to make room for a new development, but the distinctive facade and interior mural were preserved for their historical value and will be reinstalled in the new venue.
Billie’s Apartment (ANCHOR_PHRASE: 72 Clinton Street)
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Scene where Billie’s apartment exterior and the immediate street corner environment were used to show her day-to-day home life, emphasizing an ordinary Manhattan residential setting. The surrounding sidewalks and nearby intersection help establish a grounded, lived-in neighborhood context rather than a studio-built set.
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Scene was shot 72 Clinton Street sits in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, an area known for dense walk-up buildings, mixed residential and small-business blocks, and constant street activity. The nearby Rivington Street corner provides a realistic neighborhood backdrop with typical NYC curbside parking, signage, and street-level texture.
Dance Studio
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Scene was shot Salle Currie Hall began its life as a Quaker meeting house before becoming the first home of Canada's National Ballet School in 1959. When the school moved most of its operations to the nearby Celia Franca Centre in 2005, Currie Hall became the school's dining hall and a rental space.
Henry Hunter Center for the Performing Arts
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Madison Square Garden
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New York Street
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Pell Street / Doyers Street Area (ANCHOR_PHRASE: 17 Pell Street)
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Scene where Street-level sequences were filmed around Pell Street and the nearby Doyers Street junction to place characters in a busy, visually dense part of Manhattan. The narrow streets and recognizable Chinatown look provide a strong sense of location and an authentic urban background for movement and dialogue.
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Scene was shot 17 Pell Street is in Chinatown, close to the distinctive bend of Doyers Street and the tight pedestrian-scale streetscape of the neighborhood. This area is characterized by narrow blocks, older mid-rise buildings, storefront signage, and heavy foot traffic that gives scenes an unmistakably real New York street atmosphere.
Phoenix Concert Theatre
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The Capitol Event Theatre
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