Peacock’s “Meet Cute” directed by Alex Lehmann is a fantasy romantic comedy movie, that focuses on the love story of Sheila and Gary. When Sheila approaches Gary, it’s almost love at first sight, but the fact is that their supposed date isn’t fate after all. In fact, she has access to a time machine that she uses to meet him for the first time several times and fall in love over and over again just to make sure their romantic relationship works out.
But when Sheila can’t find the perfect night after so many tries, she goes into Gary’s past to change his personality and turn him into the perfect man for her. The time-traveling romantic narrative is made all the more compelling by the impressive performances of the talented cast of Kaley Cuoco, Pete Davidson, Deborah S. Craig, Sierra Fisk, and Kirk Kelly.
The picturesque backdrop of the sprawling city, when the couple falls in love, enhances the overall quality of the narrative. So it’s only natural to wonder where “Meet Cute” was actually filmed.
Where Was Meet Cute Movie Filmed?
“Meet Cute” was shot entirely in New York, specifically in New York. Principal photography for the rom-com reportedly began in August 2021 and wrapped up by the end of the same month.
Since the story takes place in New York, the production team decided to shoot the film on location to give the audience a more immersive viewing experience. So without further ado, let’s travel through time with Sheila and go through all the specific locations that appear throughout the Meet Cute movie!
New York
All the pivotal sequences for “Meet Cute” took place in New York, the most populous and densely populated capital of the United States. The film crew camped out in the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens to shoot some important scenes for the film.
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According to reports, it appears Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson, and the rest of the crew also traveled from NYC to record a few portions on location at Six Flags Great Escape, located at 1172 US-9 in Queensbury.
New York City is located in the northeastern United States and is home to some of the country’s most popular landmarks, including Times Square, the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, the World Trade Center, Central Park, Manhattan’s Chinatown, and the Brooklyn Bridge, some of which you can glimpse even in the movie.
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In addition, the Big Apple has hosted the filming of a number of movies and TV shows over the years. Some of the notable ones are Mike, American Psycho, Midsommar, The Succession, and Only Murders in the Building.
