Vancouver will get a New York facelift for movie shoot

It’s a busy time of 12 months for TV and film productions round Metro Vancouver, and components of the downtown space simply received a New York makeover.

In the Hornby and Hastings space, it seems as if there’s an entrance to a New York City Transit Subway station. While convincing from afar, there’s no precise entrance to a station when you get nearer.

The different aspect of the doorway reveals indicators for “Fulton St Station.” Some transit fanatics on social media have identified that the colors for the station signal don’t precisely match what you’d see in New York, seemingly attributable to copyright points.

Further down the road, there’s additionally a New York-themed billboard about conservation.

While we will’t verify precisely what the manufacturing is for, the sequel to The Social Network, which now has the official title of The Social Reckoning, does happen in New York. The movie is formally being shot in Vancouver.

Another a part of Vancouver that was lately reworked for The Social Reckoning is the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Earlier this month, Vulture published a story about how the Vancouver Art Gallery was reworked into the Capitol for a reenactment of the occasions that transpired on Jan. 6. Someone posted footage of the shoot on Reddit.

“So many of the restaurants and public spaces I frequent are constantly blocked off for filming, usually for Tracker. But the notion of replicating Jan. 6 in the heart of Vancouver’s downtown feels extra funny,” Vulture reporter Nicholas Quah wrote.