‘Morning Glory’ filming in New York

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‘Morning Glory’ filming in New York

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Nov 10, 2010

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Rachel McAdams arrives on the set of “Morning Glory,” script in hand, in early June 2009. The movie filmed all over New York that summer. VIDEO: ‘Morning Glory’ Review INFphoto.com

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The grand salon, easily the size of a ballroom, can host 100+ guests.

In “Morning Glory,” McAdams plays a hard-working, aspiring producer who winds up working for last-place morning show “Daybreak” after she’s fired from her job on a local news program. Here, she walks and talks with her character’s boss, Jeff Goldblum’s Jerry Barnes. PPNY / GSNY / Splash News

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Here, McAdams’ Becky Fuller tries to grab Barnes’ attention while he’s jogging in Central Park. Splash News

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It's designed in a classic Venetian style.

In order to revitalize “Daybreak’s” flagging ratings, Fuller decides to bring on legendary TV anchor Mike Pomeroy, played by Harrison Ford. But Pomeroy’s not interested in covering fluffy morning show topics and begins feuding with his co-anchor, a longtime morning show host played by Diane Keaton. From the scene being filmed above, it doesn’t look like he’s getting along very well with his producer, either. Ramey Photo

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McAdams looks dejected in her professional, “TV producer” attire at Columbus Circle. WireImage.com

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The high-ceilinged kitchen features blue marble countertops and two islands.

It seems like all’s well between Ford and McAdams as they film another scene later that same night. Bobby Bank/WireImage.com

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It's located on a very exclusive, gated, beachfront strip with only seven other private mansions.

Ford makes his point as he walks down the steps. INFphoto.com

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The pool and spa overlook the Gulf of Mexico.

Written by Aline Brosh McKenna, who adapted “The Devil Wears Prada” for the big screen, “Morning Glory” also explores the love and professional lives of an ambitious young woman. Here, McAdams races through Midtown Manhattan as she films a scene for the romantic comedy. Ramey Photo

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Palazzo Serenissima is Sarasota's most expensive residential listing...for the second time.

Diane Keaton, strolling through Battery Park, shows off her costume for a scene in which she plays the bagpipes, perhaps as another stunt to boost “Daybreak’s” lackluster ratings. Freddie Baez/startraksphoto.com

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This state-of-the-art home theater comfortably seats 10.

And here she is playing away. Doug Meszler / Splash News

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