The film "Room" was filmed in Mississauga and Toronto, Canada.
Filming Locations:
Old Nick's House
In the Movie







Scene where Old Nick carries Jack out of the room in a rug, and later the police return and rescue Joy.
In Reality
Street Near the House
In the Movie
Scene where Jack unrolls the rug while Old Nick drives down the street.
In Reality


First Stop
In the Movie


Scene where Old Nick stops at a stop sign, and Jack struggles in the back.
In Reality

Departing Truck
In the Movie




Scene where Jack escapes from the truck, manages to attract the attention of a passerby, and gets away from Old Nick.
In Reality

Police Turnaround
In the Movie
Scene where The police car transporting Jack turns around upon seeing the house.
In Reality
Hospital
In the Movie







Scene where Joy and Jack receive treatment at the hospital after escaping the room.
In Reality










The scene was filmed at Currently, Bridgepoint Hospital consists of two buildings - a new 10-story tower and an old administrative building. The eastern building was originally built in 1864 as the Toronto Jail (informally known as the Don Jail) and operated as such until 2013, when it was extensively renovated and converted into part of the hospital. The new tower is located on the site of the old Riverdale Hospital, its construction was completed in 2013, and it is connected to the old building by a glass walkway.
Nancy and Leo's House
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Scene where Joy and Jack go to live in her childhood home with her mother.
In Reality
Beach
In the Movie
Scene where Joy follows Jack as he runs along the beach.
In Reality





The scene was filmed at Marie Curtis Park was created after all the houses on this site were destroyed by Hurricane Hazel in 1954. The park was named after the mayor of Long Branch, the village where the park was established.
Ice Rink
In the Movie

Scene where Joy and Jack go ice skating.
In Reality








Apache Burgers
In the Movie

Scene where Jack and Joy eat hamburgers.
In Reality
The scene was filmed at Apache Burgers is a classic burger joint built in 1969 and retaining its original decor.

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