Where was The Honeymooners filmed
The Honeymooners
Year: 2005
Country: USA
Film was filmed in New York City and tells the story of Ralph Kramden, a city bus driver played by Cedric the Entertainer, and his sharp-witted wife Alice, played by Gabrielle Union, who are constantly struggling to make ends meet. Ralph is full of get-rich-quick schemes and even has a motivational speaker tape series, but none of it seems to pan out the way he hopes. Together with their best friends Ed and Trixie Norton, they scrape together just enough money for a down payment on a Brooklyn duplex. But when Ralph tries to impress Alice by gambling their savings on yet another harebrained plan, he loses everything — including his marriage. The rest of the story follows his efforts to win back Alice and set things right. The film is a modern adaptation of the classic 1950s TV sitcom, relocated to contemporary Brooklyn with an entirely new cast and updated humor.
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Locations
7th Avenue and West 52nd Street
In movie
Scene where Ralph Kramden navigates the bustling Midtown streets, capturing the everyday grind of a New York City bus driver trying to make his way through heavy traffic and crowded sidewalks in this classic Manhattan setting.
Real
Scene was shot a busy Midtown Manhattan intersection at the corner of 7th Avenue and West 52nd Street. This area sits in the heart of the Times Square district, surrounded by theaters, hotels, and commercial buildings. It is a heavily trafficked crossroads used frequently as a filming location for productions needing authentic New York City street atmosphere.
7th Avenue and West 54th Street
In movie
Scene where additional street-level footage of Ralph's daily life as a bus driver moving through Midtown Manhattan, reinforcing the working-class character navigating the city's relentless pace and energy on the busy avenues.
Real
Scene was shot another Midtown Manhattan intersection just two blocks north of the 52nd Street location, still within the bustling theater and commercial district near Times Square. The area features tall office buildings, restaurants, and steady pedestrian and vehicle traffic, making it ideal for urban street scenes in film productions.
Diner at 225 Wythe Avenue
In movie
Scene where characters gather at a local Brooklyn diner, a key hangout spot where Ralph and his friends discuss their plans, schemes, and dreams over meals in a classic neighborhood eatery setting.
Real
Scene was shot a location at 225 Wythe Avenue at the corner of North 3rd Street in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. This area has undergone significant gentrification over the years, transforming from an industrial zone into a trendy neighborhood filled with restaurants, galleries, and boutiques. The building served as a diner setting for the film.