The Forgotten released in theatres on September 24, 2004. The movie shot exclusively in New York City for 56 days from October 2003- January 2004, employing 100 cast and crew members. The Forgotten made extensive use of DUMBO, Brooklyn for night shots of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges and received assistance from the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting for scenes including a complicated car chase.

The film’s stars are not new to New York City:
Julianne Moore filmed The Hours and Laws of Attraction in NYC.
Gary Sinise was recently in town shooting CSI: NY.
Alfre Woodard filmed K-PAX in the Big Apple.
Director Joseph Ruben shot Return to Paradise and Money Train in NYC.

The Forgotten filmed in New York City locations including:
P.S. 29
P.S. 32
George Washington Bridge
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Manhattan Bridge Walkway
Brooklyn Queens Expressway
Orchard Beach Park
Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Bruckner Expressway
East Tremont Ave, Balcom Ave, Randoll Ave, Sampson Ave, Bronx
Jamaica Ave @ Dexter Ct-Logan St, Cypress Hills
Brooklyn Art Gallery
Duane St
Joralemon St, Brooklyn
Washington St at Front St, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Loading Dock at 55 Washington Street, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Alley/ Street at Adams St-Front St and Anchorage Pl-Water St, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Street, Pearl @York-John, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Paper Recycling Facility, 139 Plymouth St, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Empty Lot, John St @ Pearl-Adams, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Street, Broadway @ Whitehall Street, Water @ John-Broad
Office, 110 Leroy @ Greenwich-Hudson
Townhouse, Pacific St
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of NY – 20 West 44th St
Tuck-it-Away, 3261 Broadway
Motel, 42-11 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, Queens
Toma Motors, Inc. Gas Station, Bronx
Ferry Point Park (under the Whitestone Bridge), Bronx
Coney Island, Surf Ave @12th Street, Brooklyn
Atlantic Center Shopping Mall
Wall St, Liberty St, Pearl St, Maiden Lane, Williams St, Bridge St, Whitehall St, Fulton St, John St
Aerials of Lower Manhattan, East River, New York Harbor, Midtown, Uptown