The biggest distinction of the "Rear Window" set from the set of other films is that almost the entire set was shot indoors, with the construction of replicas of real environments.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- "Rear Window" used very few outside locations.
- For the set to be the way the director needed it was necessary to build a perfect replica of the Greenwich Village courtyard, where the most important scenes were filmed.
- This setting was made with as much detail as possible and was the most expensive set of its time.
- The construction of this replica was Paramount's most grandiose and complex work.
With that, we can conclude that the work produced for this film was very judicious and surpassed the productions made at the same time.
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