DE PALMA & CREW LANDED YESTERDAY FOR 12 PLANNED DAYS OF FILMING THROUGH JUNE 30
Gazet Van Antwerpen's Jan Stassijns reported yesterday that Brian De Palma and his crew had landed in Antwerp for shooting on his new thriller, Domino. An announcement had been made by the Antwerp city government, according to a similar article by De Redactie's Joris Truyts, who added that De Palma will shoot scenes for the film within the cities along the Scheldt."In total there are twelve filming days in Antwerp," Stassijns reports. "Shooting will take place between June 9 and 30 in, among others, the Town Hall of Deurne, on the Kattenberg in Borgerhout, in the center of Antwerp, in the Kiel district, and in the Left Bank."
Earlier this week, Suzanne (SuusCineChat) tweeted that Domino filming was to take place partly on her street ("like 20 steps from my front door") beginning this Monday and Tuesday.
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Updated: Saturday, June 10, 2017 4:04 PM CDT
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Updated: Saturday, June 10, 2017 4:04 PM CDT
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