Robin Williams shoots a scene of House of D in Central Park
House of D shot in New York City from September – November 2003, employing 75 New York City cast and crew members, and released in theatres on April 15, 2005. The film tells the story of an artist working abroad who returns home to his family and friends.
The film is native New Yorker David Duchovny’s directorial debut. His NYC credits also include Trust the Man and Zoolander.
Producer Jane Rosenthal is also a strong supporter of NYC’s film industry and brought the Tribeca Film Festival to the City. Her NYC credits include Analyze That, Flawless and A Bronx Tale.
Robin Williams recently shot the film Night Listener in NYC.
Actress Tea Leoni also shot People I Know, Hollywood Ending and Switch in NYC. She recently told NY1 News, “I love shooting in New York. If I only shot in New York from here on in, I'd be happy."
The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting assisted with locations for the film, which included:
117 Java Street, Brooklyn
Broadway at 161st street
Coles Goldwater Hospital, Roosevelt Island
South Portland Street, Brooklyn at Lafayette Avenue
Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn
Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew, West 86 Street
Union Theological Seminary, 3041 Broadway
Chelsea Hotel, 222 West 23 Street
West 11 Street btwn. 7th Ave and West 4th
Cinema Village, 22 East 12 Street
Central Park West btwn 87th and 88th St
10th Street between 6th Avenue and Greenwich St
West 21 Street
Lexington Avenue Armory, 68 Lexington
General Theological Seminary, 175 9th Ave
Albanese Meats, 238 Elizabeth Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Baruch College, 135 East 22 Street
Green Wood Cemetary, 500 25th Street, Brooklyn
