In 2008's "Baby Mama," Tina Fey's character Kate Holbrook lives at 210 Riverside Drive (near 93rd Street). It's a neighborhood Fey knows well, as the "Baby Mama" building is just a few blocks up from 160 Riverside Drive, the location of Liz Lemon's apartment building on "30 Rock."
We couldn't resist including this shot of a giant George Peppard at the Naumburg Bandshell. Constructed in 1862, it's located in Central Park, just south of the Bethesda Terrace near 72nd Street.
John McLane (Bruce Willis) and Zeus Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) stop to take a call from Simon Gruber (Jeremy Irons) at the 72nd Street subway station (at Broadway).
Bounty hunter Jack Walsh (Robert DeNiro) leads Jonathan "The Duke" Mardukas (Charles Grodin) through Grand Central Terminal. The terminal also makes appearances in dozens of films including "Hackers," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Revolutionary Road" and "Armageddon" (when it's destroyed).
In "Ghost," the recently deceased Sam Wheat (Patrick Swayze) and his psychic friend Oda Mae Brown (Whoopi Goldberg) make their way along Wall Street on the way to the bank. En route, they pass Federal Hall, a New York movie staple, which has appeared in "On the Town," "The 10th Victim" and as the backdrop of the battle scene in "The Dark Knight Rises."
"Little Manhattan's" Gabe (Josh Hutcherson) and Rosemary (Charlie Ray) enter Septuagesimo Uno Park, a parkette on 71st Street between Broadway and West End Avenue.
The corner where Buddy (Will Ferrell) first learns "the yellow ones don't stop" is located at 31st Street and Fifth Avenue. Make your way up to 34th Street and you'll hit the Empire State Building, the location of the publishing company where Buddy's biological father (James Caan) works.
The exterior of Grand Central Terminal also gets a lot of cinematic love. In this photo, you can see "The Avengers" gathered on the Park Avenue viaduct, just behind the terminal, during their epic battle.
Parry (Robin Williams) and Jack Lucas (Jeff Bridges) spy on Lydia, the object of Parry's affection in "The Fisher King." Her office is in Eleven Madison (formerly The Metropolitan Life North Building), which has quietly become one of the most popular filming locations in New York.
Editor's note: Christopher Moloney is a writer for Erin Burnett "OutFront." You can find more photos like this one at his blog FILMography.
(CNN) -- Location, location, location.
When it comes to movie sets and scenes, it's all about location. Writer Christopher Moloney visits the sites of scenes from various movies, inserts a picture of that scene and takes a shot of it. In honor of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey hosting the upcoming Golden Globe Awards, Moloney staged a scene from their 2008 comedy "Baby Mama" exclusively for CNN.
Click through the rest of the gallery for other scenes. Periodically we will feature some of these fun images from movies both old and new.
