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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. 

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Season one of MobLand was the biggest series launch in Paramount+ history — 8.8 million viewers in its first week. It was filmed in six weeks, written partly during production, and wrapped four days before it premiered. Season two did things differently. And the locations have expanded — considerably.

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It's July 2, 2026. Thursday afternoon. In Riverside Park — the long, narrow strip of green that separates Manhattan's Upper West Side from the Hudson River — Richard Gere is sitting on a bench. Next to him: Diana Silvers, 28 years old, laughing. Cameras rolling. The scene they're filming is the first meeting between Ezra and Alice. The filming of Asymmetry has begun.

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Director and writer Maryam Touzani grew up in Tangier. Her Spanish grandmother lived there her entire life. When Touzani began developing Calle Málaga, she didn't start with a script. She started with a memory. And a city. Calle Málaga was filmed entirely on location in Tangier, Morocco, focusing on real neighbourhoods and historic landmarks rather than studio sets, grounding the story in authentic spaces.

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It started with a cemetery. On July 18, 2025, Nicole Kidman posted a video to Instagram: her arms wrapped around Sandra Bullock somewhere in an old English graveyard, both of them back in character, both of them laughing.

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It started with 50 crew members and a closed restaurant. By the time the Hallmark Channel production Much About Love – previously titled Nothing But Love – wrapped its shoot in mid-May 2026, it had left its mark on some of London, Ontario's most distinctive addresses. A fairy-tale amusement park. A heritage building that used to be a hotel. A pub named after Chaucer. It's almost too on-brand for a modern Shakespeare adaptation.

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Jill — sitting on a bench — overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge. A beautiful moment in Netflix's Voicemails for Isabelle — and it was filmed on a green screen in Langley, British Columbia. The bulk of filming took place in Vancouver, British Columbia, with just two days of location work in actual San Francisco to capture the city's most iconic backdrops.