Poster Boomerang 1992

Where was Boomerang filmed

1992, Comedy Romance
Filming country: USA

The shooting of the movie “Boomerang” took place in New York, USA. The main scenes were filmed in various areas of Manhattan, including office buildings and residential neighborhoods. New York was chosen not accidentally: firstly, the action of the movie takes place there, and secondly, its dynamic atmosphere and variety of locations are ideal for the story of an advertising agent and womanizer Marcus Graham, who works in a large company. New York also symbolizes career ambition and the desire for success, which are the key themes of the film.

Party

In movie

Scene where Marcus Graham (Eddie Murphy), along with his friends Tyler (Martin Lawrence) and Gerard (David Alan Greer), show up at the company's corporate party. Marcus is about to announce his layoff, and his friends tease him, telling him that he shouldn't work for pennies. However, when they see his boss Jacqueline Breuer (Robin Givens) emerging from the crowd, they change their minds. Jacqueline looks stunning, and Marcus' friends begin to question his decision. Jacqueline approaches them, gets to know them, and introduces them to a new employee, Angela Lewis (Halle Berry), who will become an important figure in Marcus' life in the future. This scene emphasizes the dynamics between the characters and shows how external circumstances can influence people's decisions and opinions.
Clock iconTiming: 00:25:51


Real

Scene was shot Brookfield Place in Manhattan. It is a large complex that includes office buildings, a shopping center, restaurants and cultural spaces. Located in the Battery Park City neighborhood, it is known for its modern architectural designs and scenic views of the Hudson River. The complex is also home to the famous Winter Garden Atrium, which is a popular venue for events and exhibitions. This location is perfect for the corporate party scene in the movie Boomerang due to its sleek and modern atmosphere. The spacious halls and stylish interior create a sense of luxury and success, which emphasizes the status of the company where Marcus works. In addition, the presence of various restaurants and lounge areas makes Brookfield Place an ideal venue for corporate events and parties.
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Outside the concert hall

In movie

Scene where Marcus Graham (Eddie Murphy) is waiting for Jacqueline Breuer (Robin Givens) to approach him for a date at the Apollo Theater. He stands outside the theater and waits for her, watching as the crowd begins to go inside. Gold merchants approach him, offering to buy jewelry, but he declines. Marcus then goes to the box office and asks when the concert starts, and is told that the concert started half an hour ago. He calls the airline to find out when her flight arrived and is told that the flight arrived three hours ago. Marcus thinks there must have been some kind of traffic collapse in the city and that's the only reason she didn't show up. Eventually, he doesn't wait for her and leaves.
Clock iconTiming: 00:58:42


Real

Scene was shot The Apollo Theater is a historic and cultural venue in Harlem, New York, known for its legendary performances and significance in the history of African American culture. The theater is a perfect fit for this scene due to its iconic reputation and an atmosphere that emphasizes the importance of the moment for Marcus. Waiting in front of the theater and interacting with the merchants adds realism and tension to the scene, showing how anxious and hopeful Marcus is to meet Jacqueline.
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City

In movie

Scene where Marcus Graham (Eddie Murphy) is sitting in a restaurant with friends Tyler (Martin Lawrence) and Gerard (David Alan Greer). They notice a beautiful girl walking with a collie breed dog. Marcus instantly jumps up and runs after her to find an excuse to meet her. To get her attention, he buys a leash for $20 from random passersby, pretending to have lost his dog. This catches the girl's attention and they exchange phone numbers. This scene is important to the movie because it demonstrates Marcus' charisma and resourcefulness, as well as his desire to win the attention of women. It also emphasizes his confidence and willingness to go tricky to achieve his goals. The scene sets the tone for the entire movie, showing that Marcus is a man who is used to getting what he wants and is willing to use any means to get it.
Clock iconTiming: 00:08:20


Real

Scene was shot Esplanade Square in Battery Park, Manhattan. This is a picturesque plaza located at the southern end of North Cove Marina. The plaza is known for its beautiful plantings, seating areas, volleyball court, and spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty and lower New York Harbor. It is a popular place for strolling, picnicking and relaxing among locals and tourists alike. Esplanade Square is ideal for the scene of Marcus meeting his girlfriend because of its lively and friendly atmosphere, which adds realism and dynamism to the scene.
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