The film was primarily shot on the real streets of Manhattan to ground the fast-paced couple's night of fun in the recognizable energy of New York City. The production uses bright commercial intersections, tight corners of the West Village, and residential blocks to contrast public chaos with more private, lived-in spaces. The result is a clear sense of geography as the characters move from high-traffic tourist zones to quieter downtown spots.

Filming Locations:

Times Square

In the Movie

Scene where the couple is shown in the heart of Midtown's bustling nightlife, with massive screens, dense pedestrian traffic, and the recognizable intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, highlighting the public and intense part of their evening.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in Times Square, the main commercial hub of Midtown Manhattan at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, surrounded by large LED billboards, chain stores, and a constant flow of pedestrians and cars. It is one of the most visited and frequently filmed public places in New York City.

Charles Street and Greenwich Street

In the Movie

Scene where the action moves to a cozier neighborhood corner downtown, where this specific intersection places the characters near residential blocks and quiet sidewalks, visually separating their further movements from the early tourist spots of Midtown.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection of Charles Street and Greenwich Street on the border of the West Village and Meatpacking District in Manhattan, with low-rise brick buildings, narrower streets than in Midtown, and a residential atmosphere mixed with nearby nightlife. The area is known for its unique street grid and recognizable downtown corners.