Apple TV+’s Foundation begins filming season four in Prague in January 2026, marking the first time the entire series is produced in Czechia.
Apple TV+ has ordered a fourth season of the sci-fi epic Foundation, whose second and third seasons shot in Prague, though the filming location for season 4 remains unconfirmed.
Following delays and cast changes, the third season of Foundation—filmed in Prague in 2023 and 2024—is now streaming on Apple TV+ through September 12.
This fast-paced adventure benefits from peppy direction by Guy Ritchie and charismatic performances from a cast led by John Krasinski and Natalie Portman that results in a largely agreeable experience.
Apple’s upcoming action comedy Matchbox shot high-octane car stunts in Slovakia, just across the Czech border, in earlier this spring.
Officials say Donald Trump’s announced U.S. movie tariffs would impact Czech productions, but not devastate them, as industry leaders wait for further details.
Now available for owners of Apple Vision Pro, Submerged transports viewers to a WWII-era submarine on a set that was originally constructed in Prague.
This lightweight thriller-comedy from writer-director Jon Watts only reaches a mild simmer, but a pair of engaging turns from its stars keep it watchable.
After multiple delays, the Apple TV+ series starring Lee Pace and Jared Harris will return to the Czech Republic next month to complete its third season.
After an eight-month delay following the SAG-AFTRA strike last summer, Prague production on season three of Foundation has disbanded yet again.
Combining films and TV series from Showtime, Paramount, and Sky, the new service is one of the largest to launch in the Czech Republic.