The Netflix original movie may have just dropped on the streaming outlet August 17, but plenty of fans have watched the charming rom-com at least once, if not a few times.
Based on the novel by Jenny Han, the movie is the story of Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor), a 16-year-old whose younger sister takes the bold but well-meaning step to send out love letters Lara Jean has been hoarding to the five boys she's had crushes on in her young life.
Peter and Lara Jean on the track (Netflix)
The film is smart and sweet, and hits a lot of notes that are appealing to a vast audience. And for viewers in Vancouver, there's a lot that might look familiar, from the Vancouverite cast members (i.e. Emilija Baranac, Anna Cathcart, and Madeleine Arthur) and the principal locations.
There aren't many locations used in the film (shortened to TATBILB for hashtag and convenience), but the ones they do use feature prominently in the film. And no surprise, while TATBILB is set in Portland, Oregon (though the books are set in Han's home state of Virginia), it was filmed in Vancouver.
Die hard fans, take note. Here are the primary 麻豆传媒映画locations used in To All the Boys I've Loved Before. And if you haven't seen it (or need to see it again), it's perfect long weekend viewing.
Adler High School: Point Grey Secondary School
Point Grey Secondary School (Josef Hanus / Shutterstock.com)
Lara Jean, Peter, Josh, Christine, and Gen all attend the Adler High School, and there is a lot of on screen action here. Filmed at Point Grey Secondary School, you'll recognize the bright blue track and field (no spoilers!) where a lot of important moments went down, along with the picnic benches, parking lots, and bleachers--though those bleachers were put in for the movie. This school has some famous alumni (like Seth Rogen) and is used quite often for location shoots, so you may also recognize it from shows like Riverdale or The Man in the High Castle.
Point Grey Secondary School stands in for the fictional Adler High School in To All the Boys I鈥檝e Loved Before (Netflix)
Address:聽5350 East Blvd, Vancouver
Corner Cafe
Corner Cafe/Facebook
When Lara Jean needs a break from her life, she heads to the Corner Cafe for a drink and a think. It's also where she spends some quality time with the men in her life--namely Peter and her dad. The seemingly frozen in time spot holds a lot of memories for the Coveys. They used the exterior and the interior of this quirky North 麻豆传媒映画diner for the movie.
Lara Jean arrives at her favourite diner (Netflix)
Address:聽1490 Pemberton Avenue, North Vancouver
Lara Jean's house: Gay Street, Fort Langley
Peter outside Lara Jean鈥檚 house. Josh lives next door (Netflix)
The Coveys have a pretty beautiful home, and it doesn't owe too much to movie magic. Located in Fort Langley, the house used for the Covey family is on Gay Street, and was used for the exterior and interior. A 2015 gives a great peek into this beautiful property. Josh Sanderson's house, used for exteriors, is next door.
9147 Gay Street as seen in a 2015 realtor video (YouTube)
Address: 9147 Gay Street, Fort Langley
Portland Airport:
A reception at the BCIT Aerospace Technology Campus (3820Cessna.com)
When Lara Jean and Kitty and their dad take big sis Margot to the airport, it's not quite at a real airport. The movie used the BCIT Aerospace Technology Campus--which is near the 麻豆传媒映画Airport--as a location. That might be why it only kinda sorta looked like an airport terminal.
Sending Margot off to university at the airport (Netflix)
Address: 3800 Cessna Drive, Richmond
