Step behind the scenes to discover New York City through its most emblematic television incarnations, from Seinfeld to Billions, in this one-of-a-kind, innovative guide. Order a latte in the West Village coffee shops reminiscent of Friends' Central Perk, travel back in time to visit the iconic Manhattan landmarks of Mad Men, learn the rules of stand-up comedy with Seinfeld in the Upper West Side, enter the hipster heartland of Brooklyn with Girls, and follow Daredevil in Hell's Kitchen or Luke Cage in Harlem...
Countless films have been set in New York, and it is also an incredibly
popular backdrop for television series. The city's best-known landmarks,
and many bars, restaurants, stores, hotels-even entire
neighborhoods-have become extremely familiar to TV viewers. So join us
as we uncover these iconic locations and recommend new addresses
inspired by the lifestyle of the most beloved fictional New Yorkers.
Easy to navigate, this travel guide is illustrated with exclusive maps
and hundreds of photos. All of the chapters are constructed as original
tours, organized by series and themes. It's all in here: the New York
you have come to know through the eyes of your favorite characters and
the scary, funny, emotional, and unforgettable TV moments.
Wanna be the hero of your own adventure? Let our unmatched enthusiasm for New York series be your guide.
BONUS: interactive maps accessible online
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Höhe: 208 mm
Breite: 147 mm
Dicke: 28 mm
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978-2-37495-096-9 (9782374950969)
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Marion Miclet is a French-Irish writer who lives in London. She studied American film and television history at UCLA and the University of Pennsylvania and is passionate about editorial recommendations for film and television content. Since 2015, she has worked at Sky TV in London.
