The film "Eyes of Laura Mars" was filmed in New York, USA.

Filming Locations:

Columbus Circle

In the Movie

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the large traffic circle located at the southwest corner of Central Park, designed in 1857 as part of the original park plan and then called Grand Circle. In the center of the circle is a column erected in 1892 with a statue of Christopher Columbus, which eventually led to the circle's current name. For many official purposes, Columbus Circle is considered the center of the city. All highway distance signs to New York are measured from the circle, as is the 25-mile radius for C-2 visas and the studio zone that determines the amount of compensation for film crews.

Greene Street and Canal Street (SoHo/TriBeCa border)

In the Movie

The scene where they shoot outdoor street footage to show the characters in midtown Manhattan, using the recognizable intersection view and natural pedestrian and vehicle traffic around Canal Street.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a busy intersection on the border of SoHo and the Canal Street areas with cast-iron architecture nearby, mixed commercial traffic, and vibrant urban texture. Often used for filming due to its recognizable downtown view.