"We had to pause and wait for two years to come out. Finally getting to see it has been very exciting, he said. The movie's release was delayed by COVID-19. "A bunch of ended up working on it, and working with Sony and Jason Reitman, so it's been phenomenal," Milne said. Ghostbusters: Afterlife trailer sees the Ecto-1 drive through some familiar Alberta locations.Milne told CBC News that during filming, he scored a job working on the props team and at the production's wrap party. 'A really special week'ĭustin Milne, a member of Alberta Ghostbusters, was dressed up at Scotiabank Theatre Chinook on Friday afternoon to take photos with kids. " was one of the filming locations which you'll see in the movie, and we'll all be dressed up and taking photos for charity to raise money for Alberta Children's Hospital," Schneider said. Schneider has already seen Ghostbusters: Afterlife once, and plans on seeing it at least twice more - including a screening at the Napier Theatre in Drumheller, Alta., on Friday night. Initially cast as an extra in the new film, her part was cut. "I feel like I was a nerdy, awkward child, and yet, all these misfits could kind of be Ghostbusters," Schneider said. She told the Calgary Eyeopeneron Friday that Ghostbusters cartoons, and the all-female reboot in 2016, provided her with a sense of belonging. Fans flood Fort Macleod for special sold-out Ghostbusters: Afterlife screeningĬandace Schneider is the co-founder of Calgary Ghostbusters, whose members enjoy cosplay and giving back to the community.Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2 was originally set for a December 2023 release, however, it is now expected for the sequel to drop in theatres sometime in 2024. This confirms that filming for the second Jason Reitman-led Ghostbusters instalment began today March 20, 2023, only 9 months prior to the originally slated release date.ĭetails on the sequel are being kept tightly under wraps by the cast and crew working on the project, and now that filming has only just started, a teaser trailer may be quite a while away from this point in time. Reitman shared the announcement only 2 hours prior to writing this article, between 5-6 PM GMT, captioning the announcement post with “ Back in the Firehouse! Day One!”. ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ 2 Now Filming ‘Ghostbusters Afterlife’ 2 Officially Begins Filming Today, Director Confirms When the sequel was first announced, it was slated for a December 2023 release, however, with production only beginning in March of 2024, it is now expected to come to theatres sometime in early to mid-2024. The Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel has also gone by the codename ‘GHOSTBUSTERS HELL’S KITCHEN’, which is still the title on the official IMDB page, as of writing this news article. Kenan can be seen holding a clapper with the logo ‘FIREHOUSE’ printed on it, however, it is unsure as to whether this is just another codename for the project or if it will be the official title of the sequel. Jason Reitman, director of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, took to Instagram today to confirm the news that filming for the sequel to the latest Ghostbusters instalment began today, at what appears to be the original firehouse from the first two Ghostbuster movies, originally directed by Jason Reitman‘s father Ivan Reitman.Īttached to the social announcement post was an image of Reitman and the director of the sequel Gil Kenan, both standing on a set of the movie, the set is speculated to be a replica of the original firehouse.
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