In addition human lives, and caused countless material damage As a result of the fires that broke out in the Pacific Palisades area and other parts of the city, which have already destroyed thousands of acres along with homes and cars. Among the thousands of people affected, Big Hollywood names They are on the list of those who lost their homes.
Some of these include Anthony Hopkins, Adam Brody, Paris Hilton, Jeff Bridges, and Billy Crystal. However, not only celebrities were affected, but also ordinary people and many crew members who work in film and television productions.
The fires pushed producers late into the night Jimmy Kimmel and the long-running medical drama Grey’s Anatomy have halted production. Nominations for the Academy Awards and the Writers Guild of America Awards have also been postponed, along with film and series premieres including… Meghan Markle With Love, Meghan, Barking Action, Unstoppable, and Wolfman.
However, even as the fires continue to spiral out of control, several scripted series that temporarily halted production in Los Angeles (including Grey’s Anatomy, 911, and Doctor Odyssey) have resumed filming in indoor studios, according to reports.
A New York Times article explained that Disney film production processes, such as… The rest of Hollywood was almost completely unaffected. Disney saw some ash fall on its land in Burbank, but there were no flames. Pixar and Lucasfilm, both owned by Disney, are based in Northern California.
Sony images located in Culver City, away from the fires Paramount Pictures and Netflix It is located in Hollywood, which is a 40-minute drive from the two major fires. The massive one Warner Bros. and Universal Pictures Many parcels in the San Fernando Valley were also untouched.
For the most part, Live action films are no longer filmed in Los Angeles Because of the high costs. Instead, film productions moved to other states such as Georgia, New York, New Jersey, and New Mexico. Other countries like Great Britain and Australia, It offers generous tax incentives that make these parts of the world more suitable for filmmaking than Los Angeles
Only two films from major studios were affected by the fires. Filming on The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, a remake of the 1992 20th Century Studios thriller, was halted, while production on Avatar III, also from 20th Century Studios and owned by Disney, was also briefly halted.