Director Martin Scorsese’s What Happens at Night has wrapped its Czech shoot as with interior production shifting to New York.
Filming on Martin Scorsese’s What Happens at Night continues in Žatec this week, including location production with large-scale winter sequences.
The first official image from Martin Scorsese’s What Happens at Night has been released, offering an initial glimpse at Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in character.
Leonardo DiCaprio made a trip to Prague’s Estates Theatre, tied to Mozart and Amadeus, as Oscar rival Timothée Chalamet faces backlash over opera remarks.
Production on the new movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence is continuing to expand across the Czech Republic, with new filming planned in the historic town of Úštěk in northern Bohemia.
Filming on What Happens at Night, the upcoming Martin Scorsese drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, has continued in the Czech Republic with a
Production on the new film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, and Mads Mikkelsen officially began with location work at the W Prague hotel on Friday, Feb. 27.
The Mad Men and Foundation star joins Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence and Mads Mikkelsen as filming begins in Prague.
Mads Mikkelsen joins Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence as filming on What Happens at Night begins in Prague next week.
Leonardo DiCaprio will arrive in Prague in late February to shoot What Happens at Night, alongside Jennifer Lawrence and Patricia Clarkson.
Martin Scorsese has arrived in Prague ahead of filming What Happens at Night, a prestige Apple-backed feature starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.
Reports suggest the director’s upcoming thriller What Happens at Night could shoot in Czechia in early 2026, marking a potential landmark production for the country.
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This monumental epic about the Osage Indian murders in the 1920s and those that were behind them ranks among director Martin Scorsese’s finest achievements.
Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio star in one of the director’s most restrained and elegant films to date
The Revenant is a poor retelling of the fascinating true story of Hugh Glass, a completely un-faithful adaptation of its source novel
The Wolf of Wall Street shares a lot in common with Scorsese’s mob-centered epic Goodfellas – and it’s his best film since
Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby is simultaneously beautiful and ugly, exciting and sleepy, heartfelt and emotionally distant
Django Unchained represents Tarantino Unchained: it’s the director’s longest, most indulgent, and gratuitously violent film yet
Inception is a masterpiece, brilliant and complex, endlessly fascinating and thought-provoking and profound
Shutter Island is a maddening film, an exquisitely made but frustratingly generic thriller that only eventually rises above its source material
Revolutionary Road is a real downer of a film buoyed by some phenomenal acting
Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies gets by on some strong performances and a surprisingly intricate, well-detailed story