I love the way the AMC-TV series Rubicon uses New York City locations. Not since The Equalizer in the 1980s has so much of the grittier and memorable areas of the city been seen.
In this post, I show more locations from the series as they appear in real life.
In episode 9, Kale discovers someone tailing here him:
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Which is this in real life:
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That’s Spring Street and Lafayette Street. I wound up taking it from the opposite angle. Eh.
In episode 10, we are shown this street:
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This is another location I wound up shooting from the opposite angle:
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What happened was, I recalled this from the episode’s shot:
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The big red lobster sign. And since I happened to be on the street — without searching for it — I just took pictures. But not of the other direction!
This is at:
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Also in episode 10, we see Katherine Rhumor walk down this street:
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And that’s here in real life:
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And what is that overhang?
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It’s …
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… a bank!
And this is at:
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Also in episode 10, we see Maggie cross to a hotel:
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In real life:
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Which really is a hotel:
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That building isn’t six stories tall, so they must number rooms differently, or the props department dressed a door with number 607 for whatever reason.
And this is at:
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Finally in episode 10, we see an exterior of what they’re saying is Andy’s apartment building:
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Which is this in real life:
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Which is at:
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More views:
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So, Will’s apartment should be right around the corner, no? Let’s look:
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No. Will’s apartment building looks like this, as established in episode 3:
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I’m still on the trail of Kale’s building. But I think they threw me a ringer with Will’s place. I have good reason to suspect they shot it in Brooklyn. I’ll show why in a later post.
In episode 11, Spangler has a meet:
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In real-life, that’s at:
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Which is a short walk from the API Building:
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And looks like this:
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That’s all for this time.
In a later post: photos of Katherine Rhumor’s place!
Previously here:
In Search Of … Rubicon’s Conference Room
Rubicon’s API Gets On Twitter
In Search Of … Rubicon Locations
In Search Of … Rubicon’s Episode 9 Book
In Search Of … Rubicon’s Episode 8 Meeting Places
In Search Of … Spangler’s Rubicon Office Side Window
In Search Of … Spangler’s Rubicon Office, Sequel
In Search Of … Spangler’s Rubicon Office
In Search Of … Kale’s Rubicon Office
Yeah, Baby! I Start At API Tomorrow!
In Search Of … The Rubicon Entrance
In Search Of … The Rubicon Roof
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Hey, cool blog! Just FYI, I live two blocks from Will’s apt. It’s 260 E 10th St., between 1st and “A”.
Hope this helps!
REALLY! I will make a trip to get some photos of that soon. Thanks very much! I hadn’t gotten as far up as the East Village. That was one of my planned destinations.