The film "Arthur 2: On the Rocks" was filmed in New York City, USA.

Filming Locations:

Tavern on the Green (Central Park)

In the Movie

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Built in 1870 to house sheep that grazed on the nearby Sheep Meadow, the building was converted in 1934 into an elegant yet affordable restaurant in Central Park. Over the century, the restaurant changed hands several times and went bankrupt in 2009. A few years later, the restaurant was renovated and finally reopened in 2014.

Tavern on the Green

In the Movie

The scene where characters find themselves in a luxurious public setting that exudes the comfort and social significance of old Manhattan money. The restaurant environment is used to highlight status, relationships, and the pressure to maintain appearances.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Tavern on the Green, a historic and widely known restaurant located right in Central Park, near West 67th Street. This venue is a true culinary landmark with landmark status, extensive event spaces, and a strong connection to classic New York high society. It offers not only exquisite cuisine but also a unique atmosphere that immerses you in the history and luxury of the city.

Arthur's Apartment, 676 Park Avenue & East 68th Street

In the Movie

The scene where the apartment facade represents the protagonist's home base and personal life, while the prestigious Park Avenue facade is used to emphasize the lifestyle he is associated with, as well as the contrast between image, responsibility, and financial reality.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 676 Park Avenue, near East 68th Street, on Manhattan's Upper East Side — an area known for its luxurious cooperative buildings, doormen, and some of the most expensive residential blocks in the city. This address is located in a dense development of upscale apartment buildings, further emphasizing the status and exclusivity of the location. The place embodies wealth and prestige, perfectly matching the film's atmosphere.

Linda's Brownstone, 36 West 89th Street & Central Park West

In the Movie

The scene where the exterior of the brownstone is used to depict Linda's home environment, supporting plot points related to marriage expectations and domestic pressure, while the Upper West Side setting helps create an image of comfortable, stable, established life in Manhattan.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 36 West 89th Street, near Central Park West, on the Upper West Side. This is a classic neighborhood with rows of brownstones, located very close to Central Park. The architecture of the block and its famous stoops are strongly associated with New York's established residential atmosphere and family-oriented urban life, creating a sense of authentic New York living full of history and comfort. This area embodies the perfect balance of urban convenience and natural beauty.

Sutton Square & Sutton Place

In the Movie

The scene where the streets of this area are used for transitional moments and relationship development in an elegant setting, visually conveying the refined atmosphere of Manhattan and creating a convincing backdrop for characters navigating the territories of wealthy society.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at around Sutton Square and Sutton Place on Manhattan's East Side, near the East River. This is a quiet residential enclave with elegant buildings, small parks, and much calmer traffic than the Midtown avenues. The area is known for its understated luxury and streets lining the river, creating a sense of seclusion and prestige in the heart of the city. An ideal place to showcase high social status and refined taste.