Late last month Ghostbusters: Afterlife scribes Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan gave us a preview of what to expect with the next installment in the Ghostbusters cinematic franchise; a teasing glance at the set being built to replicate the interior of the Ghostbusters’ Firehouse.
Originally filmed in decommissioned Fire Station №23 in Los Angeles, the production has moved to a set build as the original filming location is now being refurbished to become a youth arts center (and potentially to also be take advantage of similar tax breaks that resulted in much of Ghostbusters: Afterlife being filmed in Canada).
Along with one of the “Wrecto-1” filming props being spotted at Glasgow’s Prestwick airport, it appears that a sizeable portion of the interior scenes for “Ghostbusters 4” are going to filmed in the U.K.
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Subsequent to Jason and Gil’s preview, United Kingdom-based tiling company Itile has posted a [color=#FF0000]wider preview[/color] of the new Firehouse set, revealing that they’ll be supplying 60 metres (nearly 200 feet) to recreate the Firehouse’s distinctive green and white tilework for the production.
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