OtsoNY was originally launched in November 2009, and in its early years focused mainly on movie locations within the island of Manhattan. Since then, it has grown into the largest New York movie location website in the world, hosting over thirteen hundred New York-based movies and their filming locations, in addition to a multitude of location maps, regular news stories and an array of movie chart countdowns.
OtsoNY is regularly updated with new movies and their filming locations, in addition to revisions of previously posted movies.
The New York Times journalists Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor publish a report that exposes sexual abuse allegations against powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The shocking story also serves as a launching pad for the #MeToo movement, shattering decades of silence around sexual assault.
Connie Sumner has a loving husband Edward, a beautiful home, and a wonderful son, but after a chance meeting with a handsome stranger, Paul Martel while trying to hail a taxi, she becomes obsessed with him and eventually starts an affair. But her actions soon catch up with her when her husband discovers the deceit.
An unsuccessful journalist and wanna-be novelist, tries to get a foot into the door with celebrities. After divorcing his wife, he gets to meet the rich and beautiful, partly through journalism, partly because he has a script to offer. But life among those from out-of-this-world is hard, and his putative success always results in defeat.
A sharp-tongued New Yorker appears to have it all: a sought-after position at a glossy magazine, a killer wardrobe, and a dream Nantucket wedding on the horizon. But when the director of a crime documentary invites her to tell her side of the shocking incident that took place when she was a teenager at her School.
Dr. Bartholomew Snow, a psychiatrist, is treating a man with emotional problems who, it turns out, is a brilliant scientist being pursued by different international powers and their operatives. Snow soon finds himself caught in the middle and out of desperation, he falls in with a mysterious and beautiful woman named Vicky.
Book editor Carly Norris moves into a luxury apartment building before learning that a number of female tenants have been dying in grisly ways, allegedly at the hands of a serial killer. Soon, Norris becomes romantically involved with one of the prime suspects. Unsure of whom to trust, Norris must uncover the truth.
LA commercials director Max Carlyle visits his friend, artist Charlie, who was diagnosed with AIDS in New York. There he meets Karen, they are attracted to each other and after they meet later that day at the concert, they have a passionate night.
Marisa Ventura works as a maid in a first-class Manhattan hotel. By a twist of fate and mistaken identity, Marisa meets Christopher Marshall, a handsome heir to a political dynasty, who believes that she is a guest at the hotel. Fate steps in and throws the unlikely pair together.
When art gallery owner Brooke signs a handsome painter with an affinity for married women, the attraction between them is unmistakable. Left alone at home, her husband, Owen, soon finds comfort at a bar with a seductive and beautiful journalist.
Presenting a collection of the most famous, distinguished, unforgettable and memorable film scenes shot in New York City.
By the early 1950's Hollywood production crews could be found frequently filming location sequences in New York City.
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Among the most romantic of all sequences filmed in New York City are those in Blake Edwards’ screen adaptation of Truman Capote’s tale, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”.
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In 1969, director John Schlesinger put newcomers Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman together in New York as two hustlers looking for easy ways to make money.
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Based on an actual back robbery that took place in 1972, Sidney Lumet's film was shot almost in its entirety on a quiet stretch of shopfronts on Prospect Park West in Brooklyn.
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The transformation of Ted Kramer from a career-obsessed ad man into a caring father after his wife has abruptly left him is played out in this abiding ritual of family life.
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An all-night walk conversation between Isaac Davis played by Woody Allen and Mary Wilkie played Diane Keaton comes to an end in this memorable scene.
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For the film's title number, in which students spill out of the city's High School for Performing Arts and perform an impromptu dance routine among midtown traffic.
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Starring alongside comedian Bill Murray was fellow comic Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis better known as The Ghostbusters.
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In an amusing, character-defining moment, Susan played by Madonna arriving at the uptown Port Authority Bus Terminal on 181st Street.
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Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee is an Australian crocodile hunter who visits New York City, and soon finds the culture and life a lot different than his home town of Walkabout Creek.
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The toy store on 5th Avenue provided the setting for the fondly remembered scene in which a toy company executive making weekend rounds, joins Tom Hanks.
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One of the most memorable location scenes in New York City's history was filmed at Katz's Delicatessen featuring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal.
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The closing sequence when Jonah and Sam return to the observation deck was shot in a warehouse with a replica version of the Empire State observation deck.
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An undeniably tender moment in this film comes when Leon accompaines 12 year-old Mathilda, carrying his houseplant down an empty 7th Avenue.
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In this scene, the hackers skate through midtown Manhattan and along Park Avenue on their way to Grand Central Terminal where they plan to take down Eugene Belford.
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Central Park was the perfect setting for this scene where sophisticated divorcees reliving the joys of splashing through puddles.
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In the final scene of the film, the two couples have dinner together and from an audience point of view, there are no clues as to which person is with until they leave the restaurant.
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In this scene, an arrogantly charming but shadowy law partner played by Al Pacino interviews an ambitious new associate on a rooftop terrace of his office building.
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In this scene Violet Sanford dances on the bar. Whilst having water poured on her, she's unaware that her father Bill is standing in the crowd unimpressed.
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For this scene, Tom Cruise runs through a deserted Times Square wondering why he is the only person there.
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The bright dazzling lights and signs of Times Square frame the excited Jenna Rink, a 13 year old somehow transformed into the body and life of a 30 year old career woman.
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In this scene, Clayton is heading to the operating theatre completely unaware that there is a plot to kill him and get his money.
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In this climaxing scene, Chapman waits in the doorway of The Dakota. He is clean in his mind that by killing John Lennon is the right thing to do.
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Unable to make it across to her publicist who waits on the opposite side of the terrace, she decides that the best way would be via the swimming pool.
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In this scene, Shia LaBeouf’s character walks across the lobby of the Millenium Hilton Hotel, in the distance the construction site of Ground Zero can be clearly seen.
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The final scene takes place on the rooftop of the GE Building and was filmed four months after the rest of the film had completed shooting.
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In this scene, Mila's character introduces Dylan to New York's prime location, Times Square, where a large crowd has gathered and are dancing in unison.
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Man on a Ledge follows the travails of Nick Cassidy, a former New York City police officer who must clear his name after being unjustly convicted of stealing a very large diamond.
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In 2016, Megan Fox reprised her role as roving Channel 5 News reporter April O'Neil in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequel.
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In this scene Joaquin Phoenix introduces himself as the all dancing, all laughing Joker with his iconic face make-up and purple suit.
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The latest news stories covering everything from celebrity sightings, movie trailers, announcements and more.
Often seen out walking her German Shepherd-Husky mix dog, Colombo through West Village, actress and model Emily Ratajkowski has in recent years become a favourite with the paparazzi and always dresses to standout from the crowd.
New York's Times Square honoured Whitney Houston, who would have turned 60 years old today. The large screen showed an image of the late singer in a glittery dress with the words 'Happy 60th Birthday Whitney Houston'.
The Rolling Stones were in New York's Tribeca district during the month of June filming a new music video. The legendary UK rock band of which consists of frontman Mick Jagger and guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood were seen in Staple Street with a film crew.
Famous buildings and landmarks in New York City that have featured in a host of movies, television shows and adverts.
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