Where was Good Cop/Bad Cop filmed
Good Cop/Bad Cop
Year: 2025
Genre: Comedy
Country: Australia
<p>If you like witty crime detectives with a good dose of family drama and humor, this is a series you absolutely need to watch! The story follows a team of sister and brother detectives in a small police department in the Pacific Northwest who face colorful residents, a lack of resources, complicated relationships with each other and a police chief who is also their father. John Quintance, showrunner and executive producer, said: “I decided to film in Queensland because I saw first-hand what I had already heard about from friends who had filmed shows there: top-notch facilities, a huge talent pool in front of and behind the camera, and everyone I met was friendly and happy to help us produce our show.”</p>
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Park
In movie
Scene where The nepotism in the department is not limited to father-daughter relations. The main character's partner is her younger brother, a self-assured and arrogant young man. Faced with his arrogance, she immediately makes it clear who is in charge, reminding him that she is now his boss.
Real
Scene was shot in Pacific Pines. It is a picturesque suburb on Queensland's Gold Coast, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. Nature here plays an important role in creating an atmosphere of coziness and privacy. The area is surrounded by dense eucalyptus forests that give it a natural Australian authenticity.
Police station
In movie
Scene where there's some intense dialog going on at the police station. A detective played by the lovely Leighton Meester is arguing with the chief of police, in this case her father. She tries to convince him that the city has an acute crime problem.
Real
Scene was shot in Canungra, a picturesque town in the Sinic Rim region of Australia. This location is known for its cozy streets and warm small town atmosphere. For filming, the historic Kanungra Town Hall (now an art center) was transformed into the Eden Vale Police Station.