Go behind the scenes!

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Donnie Yen posted two words on Instagram on April 25, 2026: "Here we go." The photo showed a clapperboard. Behind it, the first day of filming on Caine – the John Wick spinoff in which Yen plays the blind assassin he introduced in Chapter 4, and which he is now directing himself for the first time in a major Hollywood production. 

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I, Jack Wright was filmed primarily across Hertfordshire and London, with additional scenes shot in Paris. The English Home Counties provide exactly the right atmosphere for a story about what people will do when the money runs out. And the Wright family's grand country estate turns out to be a Grade I listed Tudor manor in Buckinghamshire that you can visit.

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Tom Cruise spent three years filming Mission: Impossible films across six continents. Superfit, jumping off buildings and dangling from planes. But for Digger, his first original, non-franchise film in years, he went to Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire and got a fat suit.

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Dune: Part Three – the final chapter of Villeneuve's adaptation of Frank Herbert's trilogy, based on the 1969 novel Dune Messiah – was filmed between July 8 and November 2025, across two countries and one of the most remote desert landscapes on earth.

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Netflix is making a romantic comedy called Positano – named after the jewel of the Amalfi Coast, the vertical town of pastel houses and bougainvillea that is one of the most photographed villages in Italy. And the main filming location is Lake Iseo in Lombardy.

Paris Paramount – the romantic comedy that nearly didn't exist – began principal photography on May 17, 2026, in Los Angeles. It is scheduled to wrap September 17. Warner Bros. Pictures releases it on December 25, 2027. Eleven years after The Intern, the director of Something's Gotta Give, The Holiday, and It's Complicated is making her return.

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"There once was a Jen on Nantucket." That's how Jennifer Garner announced it herself – an Instagram post in October 2025, captioning a collection of photos from the island with a nod to the famous limerick. It looked like a holiday. It was a film shoot for The Five-Star Weekend.

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For the 50th Hunger Games – the Second Quarter Quell, the one that made Haymitch Abernathy the broken, brilliant drunk we meet in the original trilogy – director Francis Lawrence chose not a studio, not a CGI landscape, but a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the mountains of northern Spain.

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When Hugh Jackman wrapped The Death of Robin Hood in late March 2025, he posted on Instagram: "Thank you Ireland!!! Your beauty knows no bounds." High praise. But when you look at where director Michael Sarnoski chose to film this A24 dark reimagining of the Robin Hood legend, it makes complete sense.

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Principal photography for Avengers: Doomsday ran from April through September 2025 — nearly five months, across England and Bahrain, under the working title Apple Pie 1. Principal photography began on April 28, 2025, at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England. The return to Britain marks the first time an Avengers film has been based in the UK since Age of Ultron, a decade ago.

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Apple TV+'s Lucky announced itself to the world — not with a press release, but with Anya Taylor-Joy sprinting through Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for twelve hours straight. "We started by shooting all nights in Las Vegas in Caesars Palace from 11:00 PM to 11:00 AM just running through that casino," Taylor-Joy told Brit+Co, "and by the end of that, I was like, 'Right, this is our show. It's never gonna let up. This is what it is.'"

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Season one of The Gentlemen was a love letter to the English countryside – grand estates, cannabis farms hidden beneath Halstead Manor's manicured lawns, London's underworld lurking just beneath a very polished surface. Season two deliberately expands that world, moving from English country estates into the Italian lakes.