Sandler stars as the Czech Republic’s fictional first astronaut in Spaceman, which filmed in Prague in 2021 and will drop on Netflix from March 1.
Three years after filming in Prague and surrounding areas in 2021, Spaceman will finally release on Netflix from March 1, 2024.
Paul Dano stars as YouTube Roaring Kitty, who bet against Wall Street and backed GameStop in 2021, in this solid ensemble that doesn’t quite hit the highs of The Big Short.
Adam Sandler stars as the Czech Republic’s fictional first astronaut in this Netflix drama that shot in Prague in 2021 but won’t see release until at least next year.
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Production on the new film adapted from Czech author Jaroslav Kalfař’s novel is now underway in the Czech capital
Fans spotted the Hollywood actor on location in the center of Prague this afternoon, here to shoot Spaceman with Carey Mulligan
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