The film "American Psycho" was filmed in Toronto, Canada and New York City, USA.

Filming Locations:

Pierce & Pierce

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Dry Cleaners

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Federal Hall

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Living Room

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The scene was filmed at The King Edward Hotel was one of the first luxury hotels built in Toronto when it opened in 1903. It was designed by architects Henry Ives Cobb and E.J. Lennox and originally consisted of 400 rooms, and in 1922 it was expanded with an 18-story tower adding 530 more rooms and the opulent Crystal Ballroom on top. After being closed for 38 years, the Crystal Ballroom was restored and reopened in 2017.

Street

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Street

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Alley

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The scene was filmed at This popular Pearl Street block is surrounded by tall buildings, making it a convenient location to represent downtown New York or other major cities.

Harry's Bar

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Senator Restaurant

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Nightclub — 220 12th Avenue

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The scene where it shows moments of elite Manhattan nightlife and social posturing during evening outings, highlighting the characters' status-driven routine and their superficial conversations in a trendy establishment.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the actual address on 12th Avenue in the Chelsea neighborhood, on Manhattan's West Side, between West 27th and 28th Streets. This block is known for large commercial buildings and wide avenues located near the Hudson River approaches, perfectly matching the elite nightlife atmosphere depicted in the film. This location effectively conveys a sense of luxury and prestige, creating a backdrop for dramatic events and emphasizing the exclusivity of the characters' world.

New York Yacht Club — 50 Vanderbilt Avenue

In the Movie

The scene where it contains exterior material/set dressing related to the atmosphere of an elite private club, supporting the film's themes of privilege and appearance through a recognizable Midtown address associated with high social status.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the historic New York Yacht Club building near Grand Central in Midtown Manhattan, at the intersection of Vanderbilt Avenue and East 44th Street. This area is characterized by iconic office architecture and strong associations with "old money," perfectly matching the film's obsession with prestige and exclusivity. The location underscores status and wealth, creating the necessary backdrop for the narrative and reinforcing themes of privilege.