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HOW TO BE SINGLE

“How to Be Single” is a 2016 romantic comedy that takes a lighthearted and insightful look at the complexities of single life in the vibrant metropolis of New York City. The film explores the lives, loves, and adventures of a group of friends as they embrace their single status in the city that never sleeps. With the iconic backdrop of New York’s neighborhoods and landmarks, the movie adds an authentic touch to its delightful and heartwarming portrayal of the ups and downs of dating and self-discovery in the urban jungle.

Filming Locations in New York:

  • Central Park: Central Park serves as the picturesque setting for key scenes in the film, capturing the beauty and serenity of this iconic urban oasis.
  • Brooklyn: Several sequences in the film are shot in various Brooklyn neighborhoods, providing a glimpse into the borough’s diverse and dynamic character.
  • East Village: The East Village, known for its eclectic culture, plays a significant role in the film’s story, portraying the charm and quirks of this New York neighborhood.
  • The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre: Comedy enthusiasts will recognize this improv comedy theater, where the characters embark on an entertaining and comical adventure.
  • Dakota Johnson leads the cast as the charming Alice, while Rebel Wilson brings humor and vivacity into her role as Robin. Leslie Mann portrays the character of Meg, and Alison Brie plays Lucy. The film also features appearances from Damon Wayans Jr., Anders Holm and Jake Lacy.

Fun Facts:

  • The movie is based on the novel of the same name by Liz Tuccillo and offers a relatable take on the ups and downs of single life in New York City.
  • Dakota Johnson had to get all her tattoos covered for filming.
  • Lily Collins was originally supposed to play Alice, but dropped out and was replaced by Dakota Johnson.

With its charming portrayal of New York City, a dynamic cast and a heartwarming storyline, “How to Be Single” is an engaging and relatable film for anyone navigating the intricacies of love and life in the bustling city that never ceases to amaze.