Lauren Del Valle

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Aug 27, 2025, 10:17 PM

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People in and around Westchester County camped out on Mamaroneck Avenue Wednesday evening after the village notified its residents on Monday that a film production company would be in town through Tuesday, Sept. 2.

Some in the area expressed minor frustrations over the lack of street parking and traffic on the normally busy road, while others were excited to see stars in their town.

"We knew that they were going to be here. They changed the sign from Millers to whatever they're using for the movie...and we actually saw Ben Stiller come out and he gave us a little wave," said Cari Hein, who traveled from Harrison to see the set.

While crews on scene were unable to confirm what movie it was, many in the area believe the filming was for the new "Meet the Fockers" movie called "Focker In-Law."