Jett (2019)
Nothing verified yet — 6 candidates from our sources, below.
Candidates, not yet verified
6 places named by a source we have not checked. Each row says who said it and links to where.
162 Howard Park Avenue
In reviewAppears as "162 Howard Park". Appears in “Phoenix” & “Frank Sweeney”. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromHearn Generation Plant
In reviewAppears as "Electrical Substation". Appears in “Charles Junior”. The Hearn Generating Station is a decommissioned power plant originally built for coal back in 1951 and converted to natural gas in the 70s. The plant was shut down in the 80s and the site has sat largely unused since then. Most of the equipment inside the plant was scrapped in 2002 when the site was slated to be turned into a film studio, but those plans were eventually abandoned. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromParkwood Estate & Gardens
In reviewAppears as "Hotel". Appears in “Daisy”. Built in 1917, the Parkwood Estate was the former home of the founder of GM of Canada, Samuel McLaughlin. The McLaughlin family moved out in ‘72 and the estate became a history site in ‘89 and is now a museum. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromRC Harris Water Treatment Plant
In reviewAppears as "Atwater State Penitentiary". Appears in “Daisy”. Built in 1941 atop a former amusement park, the R. C. Harris plant currently provides almost half of Toronto's drinking water. The building was designed in the art-deco style and is known colloquially as the Palace of Purification for its grand architecture both inside and out. The plant was named after Rowland Caldwell Harris, who was Toronto's Commissioner of Works at the time of construction. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromThe Kingsway & Kipling Avenue
In reviewAppears as "Intersection". Appears in “Charles Junior”. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromUniun Nightclub
In reviewAppears as "Strip Club". Appears in “Frank Sweeney”. An old factory which was turned into a nightclub and features some extremely distinctive LED lighting which makes it a very popular filming location. — recorded for Jett by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.
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