Gucci Filming Date

[LilyLark 9,960]

6 minutes ago, Adarsh said:

Deadline I believe 

Deadline is super reliable.

[Bradley 58,131]

Just now, LilyLark said:

I'm interest to see what role she is playing as we know she's not one of the killers and that it is a smaller supporting role. Crossing my fingers it's not "wife stuck at home waiting for Brad Pitt."

Wait, how do we know she's not one of the assassins? Regardless of what role it is, I'm sure she'll nail it. She's just too big to just show up on screen and say a few boring lines.

[LilyLark 9,960]

4 minutes ago, Bradley said:

Wait, how do we know she's not one of the assassins? Regardless of what role it is, I'm sure she'll nail it. She's just too big to just show up on screen and say a few boring lines.

One of the write ups—I think Variety—mentioned it. Someone read the book it's based on, too, and said unless they've changed a lot Gaga probably isn't playing one of the main killers (I think Joey King is, though).

Edited: Forgot this..wish I could remember who it was but they said Gaga might be the employer of one of the killers. Hoping it's that and not a "wife at home" type of part (not that the latter is always bad, but it's not the most exciting role).

 

[BlondeQueenOfGGD 25,454]

7 minutes ago, Bradley said:

Wait, how do we know she's not one of the assassins? Regardless of what role it is, I'm sure she'll nail it. She's just too big to just show up on screen and say a few boring lines.

Imagine if it’s just something like this:

 

[Bradley 58,131]

5 minutes ago, LilyLark said:

One of the write ups—I think Variety—mentioned it. Someone read the book it's based on, too, and said unless they've changed a lot Gaga probably isn't playing one of the main killers (I think Joey King is, though).

Edited: Forgot this..wish I could remember who it was but they said Gaga might be the employer of one of the killers. Hoping it's that and not a "wife at home" type of part (not that the latter is always bad, but it's not the most exciting role).

 

Yes I get what you mean. Wives are not necessarily bad roles if they act as important characters in movies, it really depends on how much importance they give to them. Felicity Jones, for example, got nominated for an Oscar by playing Stephen Hawking's wife in The Theory of Everything. Same with Alicia Vikander who played Eddie Redmayne's wife in The Danish Girl, and she won an Oscar for that.

[Bradley 58,131]

1 minute ago, Justin Drew Bieber said:

Imagine if it’s just something like this:

 

She just seems really into this genre. Chromatica and Bullet Train seem to both have Robert Rodriguez influences.

[MaryJaneHolland 77,348]

Off topic, but I just realized Bad Bunny is in Bullet Train too. 

I hope he gets to meet her at a premiere or something  He's such a stan.

[ralloz 781]

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Taine King is involved in the movie and she has been in Rome since the beginning of the year, she will stay there until May. Some magazines were talking about two months of shooting, maybe they’ll really start in March

[NewUsername 11,045]

What are some credible sources for the Brad Pitt movie, btw? 

[Moonlight on Water 13,773]

I just realized that Gaga has purple hair for Bullet Train.

[elijahfan 25,314]

We already know they start shooting in March. I also believe Bullet Train has started filming a while ago. A classic film shoot lasts around one to two months, FYI. Gucci being a big film, it could be longer, but Ridley Scott has a reputation of shooting fast.

Moreover, Covid is having an impact on shooting conditions but not necessarily on shooting schedules - films are still being shot as planned, so unless the situation gets dramatically worse, there's no reason any one of these projects should be delayed or cancelled.