Tag: Robert De Niro
With sake and sledgehammers, Robert De Niro and Nobu Matsuhisa break ground on Nobu Atlanta
The official groundbreaking of Nobu Atlanta was star-studded, with appearances from Robert De Niro, Nobu Matsuhisa, Simon Malls executives, and city officials. But the high-profile project presented a few logistical challenges, such as what to do with the fire station housed beneath the Phipps Plaza parking deck.
Nobu is finally coming to Atlanta—and our film industry is partially why
At a Simon Property Group press conference this morning, Nobu CEO Trevor Horwell announced that Nobu Atlanta Restaurant and a 150-room Nobu Hotel may open as soon as late 2019, part of a major new mixed-use development at Simon-owned Phipps Plaza that will begin opening in spring 2020.
What’s filming in Atlanta now? Avengers: Infinity War, Godzilla, The Passage, and more
Avengers: Infinity War (starring every Marvel character ever), Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and post-apocalyptic series The Passage are just a few of the movies and TV shows filming in Atlanta right now.
What’s filming in Atlanta now? A Bad Moms Christmas, The Pact, Darkest Minds, Stranger Things, plus breaking down FilmL.A.’s report
A sequel to Bad Moms, two movies starring wrestlers-turned-actors, and a new Robert De Niro flick are just a few of the projects in town this month. Plus: What FilmL.A's recent ranking tells us about Georgia's place in the film industry.
What’s filming in Atlanta now? Dirty Grandpa, The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, Halt and Catch Fire, and more
Atlanta seemed star-struck by having Zac Efron and Robert De Niro in town. Personally, I’d like to think the buzz came from the pink Mini Cooper convertible that featured prominently during shooting. As far as productions go, this one wasn’t very secret. Photos inundated social media giving us behind-the-scenes glimpses of the odd couple on set.
What’s filming in Atlanta now? Dirty Grandpa, Finding Carter, and more
Winter is upon us. It’s cold, the trees are barren, and the production signs are drying up. If you’ve noticed the lack yellow non-yard-sale-affiliated signs, don’t fret! It’s only the customary winter break in filming. We’ve still got a few sightings, a few new films starting up this January, and a preview of what you’ll see in town this spring.
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