Hollywood actor Neil Patrick Harris recently praised the city of Glasgow during a visit to shoot his latest film. Harris, 53, spent nearly a month in the Scottish city while filming "Sunny Dancer," a coming-of-age comedy that follows a teenager’s summer experience at a camp for young people affected by cancer.

Speaking on the television program This Morning, Harris expressed his admiration for Glasgow and its people. He described the locals as welcoming and shared a memorable moment visiting a local pub. Initially uncertain about the prospect of live music, he was pleasantly surprised by an impromptu gathering where patrons sang and danced together, creating an enjoyable and lively atmosphere.

Harris’s remarks reflect a positive experience during his filming, highlighting both the city's vibrant culture and the warmth of its community. The actor’s engagement with Glasgow adds to the growing list of productions choosing the city as a backdrop, contributing to its reputation as a popular filming location in the United Kingdom.