Saturday, October 18, 2025

The Wrong Paris Filming Locations – Where Netflix’s Rom-Com Was Shot

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Netflix’s upcoming romantic comedy The Wrong Paris is set to bring a playful twist to reality dating shows. The story follows Dawn (played by Miranda Cosgrove), a young woman from Texas who believes she’s heading to Paris, France, for a reality dating competition—only to discover she’s actually been sent to Paris, Texas. The film blends satire, romance, and small-town charm and will be released on September 12, 2025.

In this guide, we’ll explore where the movie was filmed and the real-life locations that brought this “wrong Paris” to life.

Where Was The Wrong Paris Filmed?

Although the storyline centres on Paris, Texas, most of the filming took place in British Columbia, Canada, using various towns and landmarks to represent the Lone Star State. Shooting occurred between September 9 and October 11, 2024, with select scenes filmed in Paris, Texas itself.

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia

Metro Vancouver served as the base for much of the production, transforming urban and rural spots into small-town Texas backdrops. Vancouver is a major hub for Hollywood productions due to its versatile locations and competitive film tax incentives.

Trivia: Vancouver has hosted countless major projects, including Deadpool, The Good Doctor, and The X-Files.

Copperstone Mansion

Copperstone Mansion – Langley Township, British Columbia

The elegant Copperstone Mansion in Langley was used for some of the film’s most visually striking scenes. With its red-brick exterior and grand design, the estate perfectly matched the romantic comedy’s upscale moments.

Trivia: Copperstone Mansion has appeared in Riverdale as the Blossom family’s residence, the 2006 comedy RV starring Robin Williams, Supernatural, and Bates Motel.

Kent Farm House

Aldergrove (Langley Township) – Kent Farm House

For Dawn’s family home, the filmmakers chose the famous Kent Farm property in Aldergrove. Recognisable to fans of Smallville as Clark Kent’s farmhouse, it offers a classic rural look that fits seamlessly into the Texas setting.

Agassiz, British Columbia – 7215 Pioneer Avenue

On September 17, 2024, filming took place in the small Fraser Valley community of Agassiz. The crew used both the interior and exterior of a property at 7215 Pioneer Avenue, with local notices marking temporary street closures during the shoot.

Trivia: Agassiz has been a backdrop for productions like Virgin River, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

A few scenes were shot in Paris, France, to reflect Dawn’s dream of visiting the romantic city.

Paris, Texas

Despite filming most of the movie in Canada, a portion of the production took place in Paris, Texas. The town’s quirky Eiffel Tower replica, topped with a red cowboy hat, makes a fun appearance in the film. It is a popular tourist spot and a proud local landmark that is 65 feet tall.

Trivia: The movie Paris, Texas, which won an award in 1984, was also set in Paris.

Production Timeline

Phase Dates Location
Pre-production August 2024 Vancouver, BC
Principal Photography Sept 9 – Oct 11, 2024 BC (Vancouver, Langley, Agassiz)
Location Shoot Mid-Sept 2024 Paris, Texas
Post-production Late 2024 – Mid 2025 Various
Release Sept 12, 2025 Netflix

Behind the Scenes of The Wrong Paris

Behind the funny satire and playful romance is a group of people who are creative, have real chemistry and have a lot of fun. Here’s a peek at what happened behind the cameras during the making of The Wrong Paris.

Miranda Cosgrove (Dawn & Executive Producer)
Cosgrove brought her love for reality TV directly into her performance. She shared:

“I love rom-coms and reality shows. I love The Bachelor and *Love on the Spectrum. … It was fun getting to play a character that isn’t really there for love.” (People.com)

She also reflected on the atmosphere on set:

“Getting to stay at the same hotel in Vancouver and go out to eat and see movies every weekend is something I’ll never forget.”

Cosgrove even learnt new skills like welding and horseback riding—adding real charm and authenticity to the film’s rural Texas feel.

Director Janeen Damian
Damian praised the lead duo’s on-screen connection:

“Miranda and Pierson knew exactly where they were emotionally in the story and delivered such a gorgeous, nuanced gut-punch of a performance. It was truly a joy to work with them.”

That spark between them drove the charm and emotional depth of this rom-com.

Pierson Fodé (Trey)
Fodé resonated with his country-loving character on a personal level:

“Playing Trey felt like playing a version of myself … just with more cameras and fewer early-morning feedings.”

He also discussed their cast bonding time: rom-com movie nights in Vancouver inspired them and even included subtle nods to Matthew McConaughey’s famously romantic roles.

The Wrong Paris Official Trailer

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FAQs

Q1: When will The Wrong Paris be released on Netflix?
A1: The film will premiere globally on Netflix on September 12, 2025.

Q2: Where was The Wrong Paris filmed?
A2: Most scenes were shot in British Columbia, Canada (Vancouver, Langley Township, and Agassiz), with select filming in Paris, Texas.

Q3: Who plays the lead roles in The Wrong Paris?
A3: The film stars Miranda Cosgrove as Dawn and Pierson Fodé as Trey, with direction by Janeen Damian.

Q4: Why was British Columbia chosen instead of filming entirely in Texas?
A4: British Columbia offers diverse locations and higher film tax incentives compared to Texas, making it a cost-effective choice for production.

Q5: What is the Eiffel Tower replica shown in the movie?
A5: It’s the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower, a 65-foot-tall landmark topped with a red cowboy hat, featured in the film’s Texas scenes.

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Hazel Lewis
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Hazel Lewis is the Senior News Writer at Net Filming and a passionate fan of movies, comics, and television, with a collection to match. When she's not diving into pop culture, Hazel enjoys spending time with her two daughters and her beloved dog. She's also an avid gym-goer, a fine coffee enthusiast, and a devoted doughnut lover.

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