New York played Washington DC: Here's where NBC's Line of Fire was filmed

Production has taken place across Manhattan at multiple locations. Film crews were spotted filming near Columbus Circle – with a filming notice confirming a scheduled shoot there on Tuesday September 15. Chelsea also hosted production activity, with the show using the neighbourhood's varied urban character for street-level scenes. On September 21 and 22, a casting call search people to attend a gala – suggesting a high-end formal event sequence in one of Manhattan's upscale settings.

Production moved to Whitestone in Queens on September 8, with filming taking place near 14th Avenue and 150th Street.

On September 13, a film notice was seen near Columbus Circle. Filming took place on Thursday, September 17, around Broadway and West 62nd Street. And on September 18, 21, and 22 around Pearl Street, Beaver Street, Hanover Street, Exchange Place, South Street, John Street and Wall Street.

Continue reading below the ad

On July 24, the production filmed on Lockwood Avenue in Yonkers – specifically at  Agar Street. Yonkers, just north of the Bronx.

Cast and crew filmed on July 20 at 1 Cavalry Drive in New City, Rockland County – confirmed by an ISO Rockland Facebook post. New City is the seat of Rockland County, its civic and residential environments providing the suburban American world the Hollingsworth family inhabits outside their federal roles.

The trailer reveals a specific location choices: what appears to be a government building in Washington DC is actually the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building at 1550 Franklin Avenue in Mineola, New York – the Nassau County seat of government.

The building previously stood in for the Capitol in Person of Interest. Its neoclassical architecture and institutional gravitas make it a convincing DC substitutes available within driving distance of New York City.

Line of Fire premieres September 21, 2026 on NBC, streaming the following day on Peacock.