The film "The Judge" was filmed in the USA.

Filming Locations:

Retreats

In the Movie

Scene where The three brothers go for a drink. At the bar, Hank meets Carla.

In Reality

The scene was filmed The fictional town of Carlinville, Indiana, is actually Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. And the film makes you believe that at the corner of Bridge Street and Water Street there is a bar. But in real life, there is a second-hand clothing store at this location.

School Street

In the Movie

Scene where Hank and his father have a drink on the porch and finally have a good conversation.

In Reality

The scene was filmed This is a private residence. Please respect the privacy of the people who live here.

Norfolk County Superior Court

In the Movie

Scene where Hank arrives at the courthouse and sees C.P. vomiting from nerves.

In Reality

The scene was filmed The building is a well-preserved Greek Revival courthouse from the 1820s. In 1972, the building was declared a National Historic Landmark.

Deerfield Avenue

In the Movie

Scene where Hank goes to the pub "The Flying Deer" to have breakfast. His father and brothers left him at home. When they leave for the funeral, Hank meets Sam and realizes she still works at the restaurant in town.

In Reality

The scene was filmed In real life, there is no restaurant at this location.

Salmon Falls Gallery

In the Movie

Scene where Robert Downey Jr. Hank arrives at the restaurant.

In Reality

The scene was filmed For the exterior shot of the diner "The Flying Deer," they used a different building: Salmon Falls Gallery. It is located at 1 Ashfield Street, Shelburne Falls, just past the Iron Bridge. But for the shot, they used a camera angle on Green Street.