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NYC As Seen On TV: Meg Ryan Hits Real Estate Gold, Every Time
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Jen Carlson
Published May 20, 2011
Modified May 20, 2011
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We've been looking at how Hollywood has recreated our city for movie and television productions throughout the years. Last time we looked at apartments in television shows throughout the years, and today we start our detailed look at New York apartments as presented in film. If you've ever seen a Meg Ryan movie, you know her characters almost always live in picturesque places—click through for a look at some of her finest fictional New York real estate.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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