Imposters was filmed in Vancouver, Toronto, & Mississauga in Canada and New York in the United States of America.
Cecil Green Park House (UBC)
In movie
Scene where Jules and Richard talk their way into a fancy country club in their search for some legal advice in episode 1x07 “Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower”.
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Scene was shot This building, constructed in 1912, was originally the home of Edward Davis, a prominent lawyer for the Canadian Pacific Railway, and was called Kanakla (meaning ‘house on the cliff’). It now belongs to the university and houses weddings, film shoots, and other events.
Vancouver
Powell Street (between Gore & Dunlevy)
In movie
Scene where Richie's car gets a ticket for illegal parking in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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925 Bute Street
In movie
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Seasons in the Park (Queen Elizabeth Park)
In movie
Scene where Maddie goes out to lunch with Patrick in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen”.
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Terminal Avenue & Carolina Street
In movie
Scene where Ezra watches an ambulance drive past on his way to work in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”.
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Bayshore Drive & Menchion Mews
In movie
Scene where Jules thinks the car behind them is following them in episode 1x07 “Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower”.
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EZDog
In movie
Scene where Ezra attempts to purchase a dog for Eva only to find that none of his credit cards work in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”.
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Cook Culture
In movie
Scene where Ezra finds Gaby taking a cooking class to return her book in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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Alexander Street (between Columbia & Main)
In movie
Scene where Richie and Ezra park their car and walk to the spy shop. Later Richie returns to his car after acquiring the information to find Ezra waiting for him in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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The Cobalt Cabaret
In movie
Scene where Patrick is getting ready to leave after waiting for Maddie when she shows up and asks to go back to his place in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”.
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5th Avenue (between Washington Square & 8th)
In movie
Scene where Lenny Cohen walks back to her parked car in episode 1x10 “Always Forward, Never Back”.
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Osler Street (between Matthews & Balfour)
In movie
Scene where Richard follows Patrick through his neighborhood in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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Seymour Street (between Granville & Drake)
In movie
Scene where Richard follows Patrick downtown in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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Spring Street & Elgin Street
In movie
Scene where Ezra drives after Maddie's mother while the other two search through the yearbook for people who Jules can pose as for their con in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen”.
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Ferguson Point (Stanley Park)
In movie
Scene where Maddie, Max, and Sally meet to discuss their next target in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”.
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Railtown Cafe
In movie
Scene where Jules talks to Ezra and Richie and tries to convince them to let her join their hunt for Maddie in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Legacy Hair Studio
In movie
Scene where Jules makes contact with Margaret Jonson, Maddie's mother, while posing as an old school classmate in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen.”.
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Toronto Coach Terminal
In movie
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Scene was shot The Toronto Coach terminal opened in 1931 as the Gray Coach Terminal designed by architect Charles B. Dolphin. The main terminal area is an historic two-story Art Deco structure connected to several partially-covered bus bays. A small annex built across Elizabeth Street was constructed in 1968 to add an additional five bays. The terminal closed in 2021 after Greyhound stopped operating in Canada and Coach Canada relocated to the new Union Station Bus Terminal.
Toronto
610 Jervis Street
In movie
Scene where Maddie leaves her apartment with her go-bag and catches a cab in episode 1x08 “In the Game”.
Real
Playland (PNE)
In movie
Scene where Jules and Richard talk about their legal options and decide to contact Ezra in code in episode 1x07 “Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower”.
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Scene was shot Dating back to 1958 when it was built in Hastings Park, Playland is the oldest standing amusement park in Canada. The park’s regular season runs from April to September, with an addition few weeks of operation in late October to Fright Nights. The amusement park is partnered with the PNE for hosting the annual fair on the grounds in August.
Vancouver
2628 Queens Avenue
In movie
Scene where Maddie attends a barbecue with Patrick's family at his home and they get close in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”. Maddie comes over to Patrick's house and they spend the night together in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”. Patrick throws a lavish birthday party for Maddie where Ezra shows up with the rest of the group while posing as Maddie's brother in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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St. James's Well Pub
In movie
Scene where Maddie goes to the pub where Gary Heller plays darts in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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Hy's Steakhouse & Cocktail Bar
In movie
Scene where Maddie goes out to dinner with Gary Heller but has a hard time paying attention in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Campbell River Store
In movie
Scene where Richie and Ezra discuss the rules for their cons and attempt to con an asshole in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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Bloedel Conservatory (Queen Elizabeth Park)
In movie
Scene where Max remembers talking with Sally about their partnership with the Doctor in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”.
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Scene was shot First conceived of for Canada’s centennial celebration, the conservatory was built in 1969 atop a reservoir at Vancouver’s highest point. The triodetic dome is 140 feet in diameter and 70 fee high and contains over 200 bird species and 500 plant species.
Vancouver
Ivanhoe Apartments
In movie
Scene where Gary Heller drives Maddie home from after their date and kisses her in the car in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”. Maddie is talking to Patrick outside her apartment after their lunch when Heller shows up with a gift in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen.”.
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Vancouver International Airport
In movie
Scene where Josh Bloom spots Maddie at the airport in disguise but gets his nose broken when he tries to pursue her in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”.
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Scene was shot Dating back to 1931, YVR is Vancouver’s primary airport and the second busiest airport in Canada. Built on Musqueam territory, the airport replaced the small grass airport in nearby Minoru Park and expanded to fill up most of Sea Island on which it resides.
Richmond
1075 West Georgia Street
In movie
Scene where Richard finally catches up with Patrick at his destination only to find the building houses the FBI in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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Victory Square
In movie
Scene where Ezra watches Patrick buying flowers for Maddie and decides to approach him in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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Scene was shot Victory Square, which was originally the grounds for the old provincial courthouse, isn’t named after any particular victory, but as a general commemoration for the Canadian armed forces. The square features a 9 meter tall Cenotaph remembering the armed forces which was constructed in 1924.
Vancouver
21 Don Roadway
In movie
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Scene was shot The former home to a Lever Brothers factory dating back to 1892, this facility shut down and changed hands several times in the late 2000s and is now at the center of the large office and retail redevelopment.
Toronto
Pacific Central Station
In movie
Scene where Max finds Sally at the train station where she is preparing to leave the city in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”.
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Scene was shot A Neoclassical Revival train station opened in 1919 for the Canadian Northern Pacific Railway, it now houses Amtrak's Cascades and Via Rail's Canadian lines. A Vancouver heritage building.
Vancouver
The Old Spaghetti Factory
In movie
Scene where The trio goes to a restaurant so Jules can work on Arlen Jonson's phone to track down Maddie in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen.”.
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Washington Square Park
In movie
Scene where Lenny Cohen is talking to another misbehaving one of the Doctor's employees when she gets a call about the fuckup in Seattle in episode 1x10 “Always Forward, Never Back”.
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Scene was shot Washington Square is a famous Greenwich Village park originally created in 1826 as the Washington Military Parade Ground. In 1850 the land was turned into a proper park and in 1889 the arch was constructed to celebrate the centennial of George Washington's inauguration designed in the style of the Arc de Triomphe. The fountain in the middle of the park was built in 1852 and extensively renovated in 1934.
New York
Templeton Secondary School
In movie
Scene where Richard distracts one of the nuns while Jules and Ezra sneak into the school to search through yearbooks in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen.”.
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Scene was shot Dating back to 1927, this public school in Vancouver has been used in countless productions over the years.
Vancouver
Coquitlam Centre
In movie
Scene where Jules, Ezra, and Richard con several people in the mall to get the money needed to fly to Seattle in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”.
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110 East Cordova Street
In movie
Scene where Ezra arrives at work to find one of his coworkers has had a heart attack in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”. Ezra has a dream of running the company and then attempting to hang himself in his office in episode 1x07 “Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower”.
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23539 Rawlison Crescent
In movie
Scene where The trio heads to the home of Maddie's parents where Jules and Richard have lunch with her mother in episode 1x04 “Cohen, Lenny Cohen.”. Maddie recounts the very first con she pulled as a teenager in episode 1x10 “Always Forward, Never Back”.
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6065 Collingwood Place
In movie
Scene where Ezra returns home to find all of his money missing in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”. Ezra and Richie hold a yard sale to raise money to pay off the guy at the spy shop in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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Smile Diner
In movie
Scene where Maddie is sitting alone at a diner when Ezra, Richard, and Jules show up in episode 1x05 “Is a Shark Good or Bad?”. The trio confronts Maddie about what she did to them and Maddie warns them to back off in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”. The trio calls Maddie back to the diner to tell her the truth about Patrick in episode 1x08 “In the Game”.
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The Ironworks
In movie
Scene where Ezra and Richie knock on the door of the apartment where they think Maddie lives only to find another person she conned living there in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”. The trio goes over everything they know about Maddie in an attempt to find any common elements in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Scene was shot A photography and event space just east of Gastown in the last remnants of an old ironworks dating back to the 1880s.
Vancouver
City Centre Motor Hotel
In movie
Scene where The trio strategizes their way forward after their meeting with Maddie in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”. Ezra heads to the motel to stop Jules from leaving town in episode 1x08 “In the Game”.
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Maritime Museum Dock
In movie
Scene where Max lives in his boat which is docked at a marina overlooking downtown.
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Segal Graduate School of Business (SFU)
In movie
Scene where Maddie heads in to interview at the bank where her new target works in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”. Maddie interviews for and starts her new job with her mark Gary Heller in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”. Max calls the Doctor with a status update while watching Heller leave work in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Scene was shot Simon Fraser University’s graduate business program operates out of this 100-year-old building in the heart of downtown. The structure originally housed the western headquarters of the Bank of Montreal, and was extensively renovated in 2005 to restore it to its original glory.
Vancouver
Gore Avenue (between Georgia & Union)
In movie
Scene where Ezra and Richie are arguing about protein powder when they get a call back from the spy shop in episode 1x01 “My So-Called Wife”.
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Bayshore Drive (between Denman & Menchion)
In movie
Scene where The car that Jules through was following them turns into a parking lot in episode 1x07 “Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower”.
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West Pender Street (between Burrard & Hornby)
In movie
Scene where Richard continues to follow Patrick through downtown Seattle but almost loses him at a red light in episode 1x06 “The Maddie Code”.
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Brownsville Pub & RV Park
In movie
Scene where A man tries to come onto a mysterious woman at the bar and she breaks his arm when he doesn't back off in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Denny's
In movie
Scene where Ezra and Richie attempt to steal the wallet of an asshole at a roadside diner with less than successful results in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”.
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Bauhaus
In movie
Scene where Maddie is having an engagement dinner with Patrick and his 'sister' when Ezra arrives to drunkenly interrupt them in episode 1x08 “In the Game”.
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Scene was shot Formerly The Meatmarket Restaurant.
Vancouver
800 Grand Boulevard East
In movie
Scene where Sally takes a job as Gary Heller's housekeeper so she can search his house in episode 1x02 “My Balls, Dickhead”. Sally searches the house and documents the money stash in episode 1x03 “We Wanted Every Lie”.
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Vancouver Aquarium (Stanley Park)
In movie
Scene where Ezra, Richard, and Jules wait to meet Maddie at the aquarium to discuss the new plan in episode 1x08 “In the Game”.
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Scene was shot The Vancouver Aquarium located in Stanley Park opened in 1956 and was the first aquarium in Canada. This aquarium was the first one in the world to display an orca (though they banned orca capture in ‘96 and haven’t had one in residence since ‘01).
Vancouver
