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Men
In Black: The alien landing site: Flushing meadow, Queens
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MEN
IN BLACK filming locations
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CREDITS
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"Today
there are approximately 1500 aliens living and working
in Manhattan and most of them are decent enough, they're
just trying to make a living."
"Cab drivers?"
The
forbidding MIB HQ is actually the Holland
Tunnel Ventilator Shaft on Battery
Place, north of Battery
Park.
The alien landing site is the home of the 1964-65 New
York Worlds Fair in Flushing
Meadow, Union Turnpike-44th Avenue, Queens.
Here youíll find the two towers and the Unisphere,
the giant hollow globe trashed by the flying saucer
(reconstructed in the studio in Hollywood).
Agent J (Will Smith)
encounters his first alien by Grand
Central Station. A short chase later and
theyíre climbing up the Solomon R Guggenheim
Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue
at East 89th Street.
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Men
In Black: The jeweller's store: MacDougal Street,
Greenwich Village
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The ëRosenberg Jewellery storeí, which gets blown up,
is at 54 MacDougal Street,
Greenwich Village,
while the ësquid birthí is at Liberty
Park, Jersey City, the tip of New
Jersey opposite the Statue of Liberty.
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Men
In Black: The entrance to the Men In Black HQ:
Holland Tunnel Ventilator Shaft, Battery Park
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In Men In Black II,
Rosario Dawson works at Bens
Pizza, 177 Spring Street in SoHo (tel:
212.966.4494); Will
Smith takes her to the wonderful Empire
Diner, 210 Tenth Avenue at 23rd Street (tel:
212.924.0011), (seen in the opening montage of Woody
Allens Manhattan).
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Men
In Black II: Will Smith takes Rosario Dawson
to the Empre Diner
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The Massachusetts lighthouse-post office
where Tommy Lee
Jones is discovered, is on New
Yor's Fire Island.
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FILMING
LOCATIONS FOR MEN IN BLACK
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TRAVEL
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The Solomon
R Guggenheim Museum, 1071
Fifth Avenue at East 89th Street (tel:
212.423.3500)
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ASSOCIATED
FILMS |
The
Guggenheim Museum
is featured in Woody
Allen's Manhattan,
as is the Empire Diner,
which you cn also see in cult fave Igby
Goes Down |
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