Le Jeune Marié (1983)

Hyères, France

The scene : The sequences showing Baptiste at his workplace were filmed along this road, with Richard Anconina in the role.

Paris, France

This bar-restaurant was located in the Chalon block, a quadrilateral in the 12th arrondissement of Paris bounded by Rue de Chalon, Avenue Daumesnil, Boulevard Diderot, and Rue de Rambouillet, adjacent to the Gare de Lyon. Established in 1847 alongside the train station, the block included workshops, warehouses, and workers' housing; Chinese workers from Wenzhou settled here after World War I, making it the first Chinatown in the capital. Considered very degraded by the mid-1970s, it was demolished starting in 1984 — seven hundred small housing units torn down — to make way for a new neighborhood that erased its original appearance.

The scene : Billy, played by Richard Berry, pushes the door of the bar-restaurant where Durbec (Daniel Russo) is employed.

Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Canal Factory, formerly known as the Studios de Boulogne, is a complex of filming studios located in Boulogne-Billancourt, between Avenue Jean-Baptiste-Clément and Rue de Silly, and is one of the historic landmarks of French cinema. Founded in 1941 and long operated by the Société française de production (SFP), it has hosted countless film and television shoots. Acquired by the Canal+ group, it was renovated and renamed "Canal Factory" in 2016. The site now includes five filming stages and remains an active production complex.

The scene : Part of the filming took place on the set of this studio complex.