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 Rescue Me The FX series Rescue Me has been shooting in New York City since the end of 2003. The show focuses on a group of New York City firefighters. Dennis Leary, series creator, executive producer, writer and star, has shot the feature films Double Whammy, Company Man, The Thomas Crown Affair, Love Walked In, Who’s the Man? and Strictly Business in NYC. He also created the television series The Job, which shot in NYC. Daniel Sunjata is an NYU graduate and NYC resident. He has appeared in the NYC feature films Bad Company, Brother to Brother and Melinda and Melinda and had a recurring role on the television series Law and Order: SVU. He also was nominated for a Tony award for his performance in the Broadway play Take Me Out. John Scurti's NYC film credits include Who’s The Man? and the upcoming War of the Worlds. Bronx-born Jack McGee, a former NYC firefighter, shot the feature films Magic Sticks, Five Corners, Someone to Watch Over Me, The Beat, The Paper, Jungle 2 Jungle and The Out-of-Towners in NYC. James McCaffrey’s NYC film credits include Nick and Jane, The Tic Code, Coming Soon, Distress and She Hate Me. The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre, and Broadcasting assists with locations for the series, which have included: Beach 144th St (bet Cronston & Newport), Neponsit, Queens (Tommy’s House) Jake’s Dilemma, 430 Amsterdam Ave (bet. W. 80th & W. 81st St) 420 Bar & Lounge, 420 Amsterdam Ave. @ W. 80th St Church of St. Vincent de Paul, 167 N. 6th St (bet. Driggs & Bedford) Brooklyn Navy Yard (various buildings) PSS 188/ Island School, 442 E. Houston St. @ Ave. D Lillian Ward Houses, 36 Ave D (bet. E 4th & E. 5th) W. 126th St (Bet. Lenox & Adam Clayton Powell) Engine 91, 244 E. 111th St (bet. 2nd & 3rd Ave) Salem United Methodist Church, 2190 Adam Clayton Powell Ave @ W. 129th St Gristedes, 512 Second Avenue @ E. 29th St Gateway National Recreation Area, Floyd Bennett Field W. 125th St (bet. Lenox Ave & 5th Ave) 7B Bar-Vazacs, 108 Ave B (bet E.7th & E. 6th) 9th St (bet. 40th & 38th Ave) Two Boots Pizza, 42 Avenue A (bet. E. 3rd St & E. 4th St) Church of the Holy Redeemer, 173 E. 3rd St (bet. Ave A & B) FDNY Firehouse, 222 E. 2nd St (bet. Ave B & C) Guernica, 25 Ave B (bet. 2nd & 3rd St) Jake’s Steak House, 6031 Broadway (bet. Van Cortlandt Park South & 242nd St) Van Cortlandt Park (Entrance @ 240th St) St. Vincent’s Midtown Hospital, 350 W. 51st St (bet 8th & 9th) St. Mary’s Church, 10-08 49th Ave Ryan Nena Health Center, 279 E. 3rd St (bet Ave D & C) M & B West Side Deli, 318 W. 142nd St (bet. Bradhurst Ave & Frederick Douglas Blvd) North General Annex, 1824 Madison Ave ( bet 118th & 119th St) St. Nicholas Church, 288 E. 10th St Schwartz Chemical Building, 51st Ave (bet. 2nd & 5th St) Jacob Javitz Convention Center, 655 W. 34th St (bet 11th & 12th Ave) Engine 91, 36 Dyckman St @ Vermilyea St. Parkview Café & Restaurant, 219 Dyckman St (bet. Broadway & Seamen Ave) Hotel Gansevoort, 18 9th Ave @ 13th St AOL Time Warner Building, 10 Columbus Circle Cusimano & Russo Funeral Home, 2005 W. 6th St Golden Theatre, 252 W. 45th St (bet. 8th & Broadway) Fulton Ferry Landing |  |
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