NYC Romance Goes to the Movies
There is no question that New York City is one of the most romantic places in the world. Want proof? Just check out our list of love stories set in the Big Apple. And with Valentine's Day on the way, maybe now is a good time to rent one of these flicks and then settle on the couch with your sweetie!
- Breakfast at Tiffany's - Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard star in this ode to the sophistication and glamour of New York City. Directed by Blake Edwards and based on the novella by Truman Capote. (1961)
- West Side Story - "Romeo and Juliet" in what once was Hell's Kitchen. Swept the Oscars, taking Best Picture, Best Director (Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise), Best Supporting Actress (Rita Moreno) and Best Supporting Actor (George Chakiris). (1961)
- When Harry Met Sally - One of the ultimate "feel good about New York" movies where romance is in the air (finally) and the city is a place you'd want to be. Stars Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan. (1989)
- Ghost - Patrick Swayze loves Demi Moore even when he's a ghost. (1990)
- Moonstruck - Love story featuring Cher (who won an Oscar for Best Actress and was unforgettable saying "Snap out of it!" to Nicholas Cage), Brooklyn, and the Metropolitan Opera. (1987)
Want more films in and about New York? Check out our insider's guide to classic NYC films.
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