Serial (Bad) Weddings 2 (2019) filming locations

Montgeron, France

The scene : 10 min — In front of this house in Montgeron, the four sons-in-law are arguing once again.

55 place du Général-de-Gaulle (Chinon)

Chinon, France

The scene : 17 min — This address in the square serves as a Chinese bank branch: Claude (Christian Clavier) deposits a check and withdraws money there, and it is here that, at the end, Chao (Frédéric Chau) takes over from Director Bouvier (Philippe Beglia), who has retired.

Paris 2e, France

The scene : 28 min — The scene takes place under the rain, in place Boieldieu: Koffi has just failed once again at a job interview.

Chinon, France

The scene : 29 min — Marie (Chantal Lauby) walks down this small Chinese-style street to reach the church.

Paris 1er, France

Palais de justice de Paris, on the Île de la Cité, former palace of the City of the kings of France. Built in 1868 by Honoré Daumet, Jean-Nicolas Huyot, and Joseph-Louis Duc, it is a neoclassical architectural building classified as a historical monument.

The scene : 35 min — At the courthouse, the conversation revolves around women's rights in Algeria and how to better defend them.

Clamart, France

The scene : 36 min — This address in Clamart hosts the buffet scene, where a "Muslim base" is discussed.

La Gentilhommière (Orgeval)

Orgeval, France

Property of Orgeval, located in Yvelines, which has served as a setting for several other films.

The scene : 44 min — The property takes on its role as the Verneuil family home: this is where the family gathers around Claude and Marie (Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby), and where the wedding scenes are filmed.

Paris 5e, France

The scene : 49 min — On a balcony of this building in the 5th arrondissement, someone points out that black actors are quite rare in Bollywood.

Chenonceaux, France

Former residence of Catherine de Médicis, the Château de Chenonceau is famous for its gallery built on a bridge that spans the Cher. Katherine Briçonnet and Philibert Delorme are among its architects, and it is classified as a historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 7 min — Claude and Marie (Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby) introduce the castle to their four sons-in-law (Medi Sadoun, Ary Abittan, Frédéric Chau, and Noom Diawara); wide aerial shots show the white building and its gallery spanning the Cher.

Saumur, France

19th century theater located on the place de la Bilange, designed by architect Charles Joly-Leterme, listed as a historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 8 min — During the Saumur stage, which Claude presents as "a city of culture", the 19th-century theater hosts an audition aimed at finding the actor who will play Othello.

Saint-Philippe Chapel (Meudon)

Meudon, France

The scene : As in the first film, the chapel of Meudon lends its interior to the church that is supposed to be located in Chinon.

Paris 8e, France

The scene : A reader of lieuxtournage.fr reports this address in the 8th arrondissement as a filming location for the movie, without specifying the scene.

Chinon, France

A classified historical monument, the royal fortress overlooks the town of Chinon.

The scene : The royal fortress looms in the background as the characters stroll through the streets and cafés of Chinon; the crew did not film within its walls.

Saumur, France

Formerly the domain of King René, the Château de Saumur now houses a museum; it is classified as a historical monument.

The scene : The Château de Saumur is among the images of the Saumur stage of the "grand tour" offered to the sons-in-law.

Chenonceaux, France

The scene : It is from this garden, outdoors, that the crew filmed the Château de Chenonceau.

Chinon, France

The scene : A scene from the film was shot in this small square in the heart of Chinon.

Chinon, France

The scene : The wine tasting scene from Chinon was filmed in this cellar, which the technicians had partially transformed for the occasion.

Rueil-Malmaison, France

The scene : André Koffi's hospitalization was filmed on an unoccupied floor of the clinic, its former maternity ward.