Screen production · format under review2010
Red
How we know
Reported by the linked source. From specialist location sources; not yet checked in person.

Photo: MyCatIsAChonk · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Place · Canada
789 Yonge Street, Toronto
Access Current visitor access has not been checked. Many filming locations are private property; view from public space and respect residents.
Toronto Reference Library — place reference; not a production still or exact scene viewpoint.
Photograph: MyCatIsAChonk · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Source & credits
Selected by the location research and re-checked against its Wikimedia Commons file page; licence as declared there. It may show the setting rather than the exact filming viewpoint.
On the map
What happened here
Screen production · format under review2010
Reported by the linked source. From specialist location sources; not yet checked in person.
Screen production · format under review2021
Secrets (2017); Majid Jordan — Forever (2014); RED (2010); Y: The Last Man
Music-video and screen interiors
Library confirms these uses; Forever reference around 2:54. Do not confuse comic-book events with filmed scenes.
Named by destination authority or venue owner From specialist location sources; not yet checked in person.
Screen production · format under reviewRelease year not recorded
Source-reported screen roles: NYC Library.
Additional specialist-source association at an existing venue; not independently corroborated. From specialist location sources; not yet checked in person.
Interconnection
This place comes from our Americas location research, drawn from specialist location sources, and has not yet been checked in person. Each production lists its own sources; a source reporting a shoot does not pin down where the camera stood.
Map precision. Area reference point (approximate): do not infer an exact viewpoint. Research note: named site; camera position unconfirmed Coordinates: Representative named landmark coordinate; filming camera position unconfirmed. The pin comes from en.wikipedia.org.
Distances are straight lines between map pins, not walking routes.