Suzuki confided that finding a house that resembled Candy's was a challenge.

"The important part for finding Candy's house is that we really wanted it to be in the hill country, where the roads were a bit windy and the properties were bigger. It's greener. It's more aspirational. It's where everybody wants to be," she said. "We were able to find a residential area called Cat Mountain in Austin that had these more modern, aspirational houses."

Meanwhile, the team found Betty's home, which was brick in real life, in Manchaca, and according to Suzuki, it "almost looked like the real house." Interior shots were filmed on a set.

Many of the motel scenes that serve as the settings for Candy's affair with Allan were hard to get right given how rundown or modern many lodging spots in the area are. Ultimately, the crew had their work cut out for them to get that element to align with their vision.