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Woody Allen’s Next Film Begins Shooting In Spain In October
Woody Allen is planning to make a new movie in Spain.
Filming is expected to start in October.
The movie does not have a title yet.
It may cost about $14 million to produce.
Much of the movie will be in English.
Several production companies are helping make it.
Allen’s last movie was Coup de Chance in 2023.
The new film will be his third movie shot in Spain.
Madrid’s regional government has provided funding for the project.
The filmmakers have not announced the story or actors yet.
Woody Allen is scheduled to begin filming his next feature in Spain in October.
The untitled film is expected to have a budget of about $14 million and be largely in English.
Wanda Vision, Gravier Production, and 3SIX9 are producing the project.
The film will be Allen’s first since 2023’s Coup de Chance and his third production shot in Spain.
Madrid’s regional government previously awarded the project €1.5 million in funding; plot and cast details remain undisclosed.
- Who
- Woody Allen, alongside Wanda Vision, Gravier Production, and 3SIX9.
- What
- Production of Allen’s currently untitled next feature film is scheduled to begin.
- Where
- Spain, with Madrid tied to the project’s funding requirements.
- When
- Filming is scheduled to start in October; the film follows Allen’s 2023 feature Coup de Chance.
- Why
- The project is moving forward after receiving production funding and backing from producers, although Allen has previously described film financing as difficult.
Key facts
- Estimated budget
- About $14 million
- Expected start of filming
- October
- Language
- Largely English-language
- Previous film
- Coup de Chance, released in 2023
- Government funding
- €1.5 million from Madrid’s regional government
- Production companies
- Wanda Vision, Gravier Production, and 3SIX9
- Spain connection
- Allen’s third production shot in Spain
Quotes
Woody Allen
Filmmaker discussing the possibility of receiving financial backing for a new film
“But if someone shows up and calls in and says we want to back the film, then I would seriously consider it. I would probably not have the willpower to say no, because I have so many ideas.”
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