Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

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actor Will Estes as Jamie Reagan
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Sal's Pizzeria on Court Street was temporarily turned into a fictional eatery named Salduccis', complete with food truck, for the filming of an episode of 'Blue Bloods' today. The CBS series, features Tom Selleck as Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, the patriarch of an Irish-American family of police officers with the NYC Police Department.
No sign of Selleck, but someone pointed out Will Estes, who plays Jamie, the youngest son.

Sal's Pizzeria and its sister restaurant Mama Mia have seen quite a bit of filming action of late.  Just recently, Chef Ramsey filmed an episode of his Kitchen Nightmares at Mama Mia.





Friday, September 14, 2012

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More filming in the neighborhood.  This time it's  'Blue Bloods', a CBS series, featuring Tom Selleck as  the patriarch of an Irish-American family of police officers with the NYC Police Department.
Filming will take place on Wednesday on Court Street between Sackett and DeGraw Streets as well as on De Graw Street between Clinton and Smith Streets.  The No Parking signs were put up yesterday.

UPDATE:
Blue Bloods will actually also be filming on a few blocks along Smith Street that same day.
Good luck finding a packing spot.

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Monday, June 11, 2012

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McDonald's was filming a commercial here in Carroll Gardens today.
Over the week-end,  'no parking' notices had been posted on Smith Street from 4th Place to around DeGraw Street and on several side streets.
This afternoon, there only seemed to be some filming activity at the corner of Smith and 3rd Streets.
I might have missed it, but was there more filming activity in the morning that would have warranted the elimination of all that parking today?




Monday, April 23, 2012

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More filming in the neighborhood.
NBC's 'Law And Order Special Victims Unit" will be filming along several blocks between Hoyt Street and the Gowanus Canal as well as along some of the Side Streets tomorrow from 8 am to 7 PM.  Residents have been asked to move their cars by 10 PM tonight.



Tuesday, January 10, 2012

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More filming in Carroll Gardens.
On Thursday, the CBS show 'Unforgettable' will be filming on Third Street from 6 AM to 1 AM. Local residents will have to move their car on both sides of the street from Smith Street all the way to the Third Street Bridge starting Wednesday at 10 PM.  
'Unforgettable' stars Poppy Montgomery  as Carrie Wells, "a former NY Police detective who has a rare medical condition that gives her the ability to visually remember everything. She rejoins the force and uses her ability to solve crimes."

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

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No, you aren't dreaming. And yes, these are Christmas lights you see strung across Smith Street...in April. Just as the daffodils are blooming, the trees budding and everyone is awakening from a long winter slumber, Director Gary Marshall throws us back (or forward, if you prefer) to the holiday season. He is shooting his new film "New Year's Eve" on Smith Street at Douglass this Friday. The scene is supposed to take place on a spot where a restaurant burned down long ago.

Merry Christmas, everyone! And have a happy New Year.


UPDATE:
I was just informed by a reliable source that shooting may take place on Thursday night instead because of the weather forecast. Sarah Jessica Parker & Josh Duhamel in the Smith Street scene

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The former Banania/ Carnicheria On Smith becomes Jolie Cantina for one day of shooting.

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A billboard for the fictional La Gambina Pizzeria
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In the movie, the pizzeria burned down.
This flier announces the closing of the fictional eatery.

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Saturday, November 17, 2007





Found on You Tube From: sodadaze

Oh what a find! I am so thrilled. A Brooklyn Trolley ride circa 1938. Click on this quickly. There is Fifth Avenue, there is Flatbush Avenue, there is Bergen Street. The tram goes all the way to 9th Street. Look at the buildings, the cars, the mothers with their prams. The past is coming alive again.
Did I mention I am excited?


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