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.
The full version of this photo can be seen here: LINK
Subsequent to Jason and Gil's preview, United Kingdom-based tiling company
Itile has posted a
wider preview 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.
With the involvement of a British tiling company, and
Further photos of the Firehouse set replica can be seen here: LINK
