The Party 2 (1982) filming locations

Paris 8e, France

Hotel particulier at the roundabout of the Champs-Élysées, the headquarters of the Dassault group. Designed by Henri Parent in 1844.

The scene : 3 min — Vic and his ancestor Poupette attend a recital.

Salzburg, Austria

Baroque gardens of Mirabell Palace in Salzburg, famous for their flowerbeds and statues (and the "Do-Re-Mi" scene from The Sound of Music). Designed by the architect Lukas von Hildebrandt, they are listed as part of the Austrian heritage.

The scene : 3 min — The opening scene: the concert in the gardens of Mirabell Castle, from where Vic and Poupette are returning from Austria.

Paris 12e, France

Large Parisian train station (12th) with the clock and Train Bleu, a terminal heading southeast. A railway station built in 1847 by Marius Toudoire, it is a listed historical monument. It is the second busiest train station in Paris and also houses an underground station served by the RER.

The scene : 5 min — Train station scenes (exact location not found, as the station has been renovated since).

Paris 7e, France

Parisian cinema hall installed in a Japonese-style pagoda from 1896, located on rue de Babylone (7th district). Designed by Alexandre Marcel, it is classified and registered as a historical monument.

The scene : 7 min — Vic meets his friend Penelope in front of the screen.

Paris 6e, France

A bustling shopping street in the 6th arrondissement, situated between the Boulevard Saint-Germain and the Seine. It dates back to 1500.

The scene : 11 min — Vic and Pénélope go to retrieve the mistakenly exchanged passport.

Paris 7e, France

Museum dedicated to Auguste Rodin, housed in the Biron hotel (7th) and its sculpture garden. A national art museum established in 1916 in a building by Ange-Jacques Gabriel. The museum has a second site in Meudon, the villa des Brillants.

The scene : 19 min — Poupette (Denise Grey) takes Vic to the museum.

Paris 5e, France

Grand school of arts (music, dance, theater) on rue Saint-Jacques, founded in 1894.

The scene : 21 min — From 21 minutes 10 to 23 minutes 20: Vic evolves in a choreographic performance, under the emotional gaze of his mother.

Paris 8e, France

Art Deco Theatre on Avenue Montaigne (1913), famous for the creation of The Rite of Spring. Built by Auguste Perret and Henry van de Velde, it is a classified historic monument. The building features three performance halls.

The scene : 27 min — A boy waits in vain in front of the doors: Vic will not come.

Rosny-sous-Bois, France

Square in the center of Rosny-sous-Bois, in Seine-Saint-Denis.

The scene : 32 min — A scene after the concert, at the corner of the square.

Paris 5e, France

Building on Rue Valette, in the Latin Quarter (5th). This street dates back to 1185.

The scene : 36 min — The Beretton residence: Françoise leaves her daughter Vic there. The setting returns at night, at 36 minutes 18.

Paris 1er, France

Famous tea room on Rue de Rivoli (1903), renowned for its hot chocolate "l'Africain" and its Mont-Blanc. It has been an establishment combining restaurant and shop since its inception.

The scene : 39 min — Poupette is training Vic for a snack.

Paris 8e, France

Restaurant at 237 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in the Ternes district; the former "Le Corinto" from the film is now an Indiana Café.

The scene : 43 min — In front of "Le Corinto": François Beretton jumps out of a taxi and forcibly drags his wife Françoise to the plane.

Paris 10e, France

Large hospital of the 10th arrondissement, opened in 1854 near the Gare du Nord. Listed historical monument. Built in separate pavilions, it applies the hygienist principles of the 19th century.

The scene : 47 min — Vic and Penelope rush down the slope towards the establishment.

Paris 14e, France

Southern Paris landscaped campus (14th arrondissement) grouping together student houses from many countries. It was born from a convention signed in 1921, at the initiative of Minister André Honnorat and Rector Paul Appell, in response to the post-war student housing crisis. Built on the site of the Thiers fortifications declassified in 1919, it occupies only nine hectares of buildable land, the rest being reserved for the park.

The scene : 51 min — At night, Philippe calls Vic from a phone booth.

Paris 6e, France

Building on Rue de l'Échaudé, in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district (6th). An educational building designed by Roger-Henri Expert in 1933, it is a listed historic monument.

The scene : 56 min — "The Berthier Printing House," Philippe's studio (Pierre Cosso): Vic and Pénélope arrive; night scene with Philippe.

Paris 5e, France

Café on rue Soufflot, with a view of the Panthéon, in the Latin Quarter.

The scene : 1 hr 1 min — At 46 minutes: the small group gathers around a cup.

Paris 5e, France

Historical Brasserie on Rue des Écoles (1898), decorated in Art Nouveau style, near the Sorbonne.

The scene : 1 hr 25 min — Félix Maréchal (Lambert Wilson) takes his friends to taste oysters.

Paris 6e, France

Parisian high school bordering the Luxembourg Garden (6th). Educational institution founded in 1891.

The scene : 1 hr 27 min — At around 11 minutes: Poupette waits for Philippe at the wheel, in front of the gates of his establishment.

Marnes-la-Coquette, France

Center of the village of Marnes-la-Coquette, in Hauts-de-Seine, on the edge of the Fausses-Reposes woods.

The scene : 1 hr 29 min — Poupette's wedding (Denise Grey).

Paris 6e, France

Butchery on Rue de l'Abbé-Grégoire, in the 6th arrondissement.

The scene : 1 hr 34 min — At around 36 minutes: François Beretton parks his 4x4 in front of the butcher's stall.

Paris 6e, France

Neoclassical theater of the Place de l'Odéon (1782), one of the national theaters (6th). Designed by Charles de Wailly, Jean-François-Thérèse Chalgrin, and Marie-Joseph Peyre, it is a classified historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 34 min — François parks his SUV in the square with a loud screech; it is also where Samantha shows up for her audition, about 30 minutes in.

Paris 10e, France

Forecourt and main entrance of the Gare de l'Est (11 November 1918 courtyard) in the 10th arrondissement. Built by François-Alexandre Duquesney in 1849, this dead-end station is a listed historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 41 min — A scene takes place in front of the train station entrance, on the forecourt.

Paris 5e, France

Prestigious high school in the Latin Quarter, located in the former Sainte-Geneviève Abbey, Clovis Street (5th arrondissement). Founded in 1796, it is a training institution and school.

The scene : Vic (Sophie Marceau) starts her second year at Henri-IV high school.

Paris 11e, France

Municipal gymnasium of the 11th arrondissement, a metal-framed building from 1900. Sports facility designed by Charles Laisné.

The scene : A scene takes place in the gym.

Paris 9e, France

The sloping street of the Notre-Dame-de-Lorette neighborhood (9th). Created in 1866.

The scene : Vic and Samantha, made up as prostitutes, where Charles-Godon City meets Milton Street; the evening with games also takes place there.

Montrouge, France

Faculty of Dental Surgery (odontology) of Montrouge, in Hauts-de-Seine.

The scene : The electron microscope room.

Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Boulogne-Billancourt film studios, located on the Quai du Point-du-Jour. Founded in 1922 under the name Studio-usine Eclipse, they became Paris-Studios-Cinéma in 1926 and then Billancourt Studios in 1933. Closed in 1992, they were demolished in 1995.

The scene : The interior sets of the film were built there.

Paris 14e, France

Large Art Deco brewery on Boulevard du Montparnasse, opened in 1927, a prominent place in Parisian artistic life. It is listed as a historical monument.

The scene : A scene in a Parisian brasserie.

Fontenay-sous-Bois, France

Large RER station of Fontenay-sous-Bois, in Val-de-Marne, to the east of Paris. Established in 1977, it is an underground public transport station.

The scene : Train station scenes were filmed there.