Andrew Scott's 'Pressure' Begins Filming in the UK
Exciting New Film in the Works: Andrew Scott Takes on World War II Drama “Pressure”
Lights, camera, action! The highly anticipated World War II drama “Pressure,” directed by the talented Anthony Maras, has officially commenced filming in the UK. This gripping new project is a collaboration between Working Title and Studiocanal, and it's sure to capture the interest of history buffs and film lovers alike.
Set in the exhilarating days leading up to D-Day, “Pressure” unfolds against the backdrop of the Allied landings in Normandy. In this poignant tale, the ever-charismatic Andrew Scott steps into the role of the chief meteorological officer, a pivotal character tasked with meticulously monitoring the weather conditions that would either facilitate or hinder the crucial operation.
Joining Scott in this star-studded cast is the talented Brendan Fraser, who portrays President Dwight Eisenhower. His involvement brings a touch of Hollywood history to the table that we know families will find fascinating—especially those who fondly remember Fraser from his classic roles in the ’90s and early 2000s. Meanwhile, the dynamic Kerry Condon shines as a key aide to Eisenhower, adding more depth to this already intriguing ensemble.
The film is set to be shot at some picturesque locations, with Mentmore Towers in Buckinghamshire being highlighted as a notable site. The choice of such stunning backdrops promises to enrich the film's visual narrative, bringing the historical period to life in a way that invites viewers to immerse themselves fully in the era.
However, the brilliance of “Pressure” doesn't stop with its cast. Director Anthony Maras is best known for his remarkable work on “Hotel Mumbai,” and he also co-wrote the screenplay alongside David Haig, who crafted the stage play that inspires this cinematic adaptation. This creative duo is sure to deliver a poignant portrayal of the challenges faced during one of history's most pivotal moments.
Produced by Eric Fellner
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