Mary Rutledge (Miriam Hopkins) played in the park as a child. 1973: In the science fiction film Soylent Green, which is set in New York in 2022, a corrupt New York governor escorts some children into a tent, saying, "This was once called Gramercy Park, boys. Now it's the only tree sanctuary in New York." 1979: In the film The Warriors, one of the fictional gangs featured is the Gramercy Riffs, the biggest gang in New York. 1993: The exterior of the park can be seen in the Woody Allen film Manhattan Murder Mystery. The characters in the film comment on the beauty of the park from a wine tasting filmed in the National Arts Club. Later in the film Diane Keaton and Alan Alda walk into the street directly in front of the park as they try to track a bus route. 1999: In the film Notting Hill, a famous actress, played by Julia Roberts, is shown starring in a film called Gramercy Park, which was also the name of the production company for Notting Hill. 2014: In the film That Awkward Moment, a couple, played by Zac Efron and Imogen Poots, steal a key to the park while being shown a house in Gramercy Park. Music: 1969: American guitarist/songwriter Stefan Grossman released an album called The Gramercy Park Sheik 1985: Charly Garcia and Pedro Aznar's album Tango contains a track titled "Gramercy Park Hotel". 1989: American jazz-funk/soul-jazz saxophonist Grover Washington, Jr.'s album Time Out of Mind contains a track titled "Gramercy Park." 1997: Australian singer-songwriter Ben Lee released a song titled "Grammercy sic Park Hotel" on his album Something to Remember Me By. 2000: Jazz fusion/rock duo Steely Dan mentioned the park in "Janie Runaway", from its album Two Against Nature in the lyrics "Down in Tampa the future looked desperate and dark / Now you're the wonder waif of Gramercy Park". 2001: Dutch jazz pianist Michiel Borstlap owns a record label called "Gramercy Park" and he also composed a tune with the same name. 2002: Electronic rock band Deadsy released a song entitled "The Key to Gramercy Park" on their album Commencement. 2013: American guitarist Steve Hunter's album The Manhattan Blues Project contains a track titled "Gramercy Park". 2015: Indie rock band Milo Green album Control contains a track titled "Gramercy". 2020: American singer-songwriter Alicia Keys's album Alicia contains a song titled "Gramercy Park". Television: 1994: In