The film "Wall Street" was filmed in New York, USA.

Filming Locations:

Tavern on the Green (Central Park)

In the Movie

In Reality

The scene was filmed Built in 1870 to house sheep that grazed on the nearby Sheep Meadow, the building was converted in 1934 into an elegant but 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.

Owls Tavern

In the Movie

The scene where Bud Fox enters this neighborhood pub, a typical local dive that embodies the blue-collar world of his father and the airline workers — a complete contrast to the glamorous Manhattan locations where Gordon Gekko operates. The bar scenes bring the story back to the everyday reality of the working class, which Bud is so eager to escape.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in a commercial building at the intersection of Guy R. Brewer Boulevard and Farmers Boulevard in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens. This is a busy urban corridor with shops and local businesses, typical of the street scenes of New York's outer boroughs, which create a working-class contrast to the high-finance Manhattan world shown in other parts of the film.

222 Broadway

In the Movie

The scene where the office building serves as the workplace of the brokerage firm where Bud Fox works as a junior broker, calling clients and making deals on the trading floor. The building's location in the heart of downtown places the action right in the center of New York's financial world.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in a prominent office building between Fulton Street and Ann Street in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan. This area is one of New York's oldest commercial corridors, surrounded by historic buildings and a few blocks from City Hall and the site of the former World Trade Center. An ideal location for the role of a Wall Street brokerage firm.

21 Club

In the Movie

The scene where Gordon Gekko and other big shots dine at this exclusive establishment, which perfectly captures the elite social scene of 1980s Wall Street. The old-money atmosphere and star-studded clientele make the restaurant an excellent backdrop for conversations about deals and displays of wealth and influence among the financial elite.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the legendary former speakeasy turned upscale restaurant on West 52nd Street in Midtown Manhattan between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Opened during Prohibition in 1929, the 21 Club has been a favorite haunt of presidents, celebrities, and business magnates for nearly a century. Its famous facade is adorned with a row of colorful jockey statues.