Where was Nights in Rodanthe filmed
Nights in Rodanthe
Year: 2008
Country: USA
<p>A romantic drama that perfectly showcases the charm of North Carolina's coastal areas. The movie was shot mostly in the small coastal village of Rodanthe, the northernmost populated area of North Topsail Beach and the Hatteras Islands. The unique flavor and picturesque scenery of these locations made them irresistible to the producers. The town of Manteo serves as the starting point for the movie trail on this film, with some scenes filmed on the boat docks in the downtown area. Farther south on Highway 12 are two more filming locations in Rodanthe: JoeBob's Trading Post, where exterior shots of residents buying supplies for storm protection were filmed, and Rodanthe Pier, where the villagers' post-storm party scene was filmed.</p>
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Locations
Ferry
In movie
Scene where Paul Flanner stands on the deck of the ferry. The wind is ruffling his hair, seagulls can be seen in the sky. The hero pensively looks at the sea surface, immersed in his thoughts. In the distance, through a light haze, the outline of an island - his destination - looms.
Real
Scene was shot in Wilmington and its islands. The camera captures panoramic ocean views, wooden piers and quiet coves, adding to the atmosphere of solitude and reflection. You can take your own ride on the ferry, which is completely free and departs every 30 minutes from May through October, offering the scenic route shown in the movie.
Hotel
In movie
Scene where Paul and Adrienne's relationship blossoms. They find themselves in the same room during a violent storm. The wind is so strong that even the building itself can hardly resist. And Paul and Adrienne can't resist each other's presence. And so begins a new round of their romantic relationship.
Real
Scene was shot in a charming inn on the edge of a wildlife refuge near North Carolina. The inn, located in the picturesque village of Rodante, plays an important role in the movie, serving as the backdrop for the developing relationship between the two main characters. The building featured in the movie underwent significant renovations for filming. This included the addition of new windows, blue decorative shingles, a weathervane, new signage, additional porches and railings.
Store
In movie
Scene where The store is bustling with people shopping for supplies as the storm approaches. Shoppers hurriedly load water, canned goods, flashlights and batteries into carts. It's getting dark outside the window, and the wind has already picked up considerably.
Real
Scene was shot at Gobob's shop, located in the quaint village of Rodanthe, North Carolina. Although the shop is no longer in operation and visitors cannot go inside the premises, the exterior of the building remains as shown in the movie.