The fountain with dogs shown in 'Paris' is located in Berczy Park, Toronto, Canada. The fountain, by landscape architect Claude Cormier, was added to the park in 2017. It features 27 cast iron dogs, one rather scared cat, and a large bone.
Despite taking place in Chicago, much of the film was shot in Toronto, Canada. During the scene in the dinosaur museum, they are, in fact, inside the Royal Ontario Museum in downtown Toronto.
When JJ fights at the airfield in front of a running engine, Bobbie monitors the conflict back at their base of operation. She comments that the whole scene is very familiar, just lacking some Nazis! She's referring to the scene in the first Indiana Jones movie when Harrison Ford has to fight a Nazi guard in front of a running engine.
My Spy made its U.S. premiere in June 2020 on Amazon Prime Video labeled as an Amazon Original. According to Slashfilm, STX Entertainment pushed My Spy's original theatrical release date of August 23, 2019, to March 2020 to avoid overlapping another Dave Bautista film and STX's family friendly Playmobil Movie. The March release was pushed back another month, to April, 2020, to take advantage of the Trolls World Tour release date that opened up when the Trolls sequel was moved to digital release because of the coronavirus pandemic. Ironically, that resulted in My Spy's own digital premiere when the health crisis shut down theaters across the U.S. According to Deadline, My Spy earned about $5 million in its brief international release.
When JJ first enters Sofia's apartment to plant cameras, he needs to briefly hide in Sofia's closet. He camouflages himself in stuffed animals to hide, reminiscent of how ET (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial) hides himself in Elliot's closet.
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