Limerick is transforming into a 1990s-American movie set for Liam Neeson's latest dark heist comedy – and we couldn't be more excited!
Limerick City has taken on entirely new vibes as Hollywood superstar Liam Neeson begins filming for his latest venture, '4 Kids Walk Into a Bank,' a dark heist comedy that promises laughter and suspense in equal measure. The city has been cleverly transformed to reflect the aesthetic of 1990s America, and eager fans have thronged to the streets, capturing moments and hoping for a glimpse of their favorite star.
In this thrilling new production, Neeson plays the role of an ex-bank robber, which is a delightful departure from the typical action roles we've come to associate with the actor. The adaptation of this comic tale is drawing attention not just for its humor but also for how it reflects the crafty, mischievous nature of both children and adults. With Limerick's rich culture and history as the backdrop, one can only imagine the exciting twists and turns that await the viewers this satirical heist comedy will present.
As the film crew has shuttered streets, even the casual bystanders have transformed into impromptu extras, adding a pinch of local charm. Limerick City’s Georgian quarter serves as the perfect setting, enhancing the authenticity of the 90s vibe they are aiming for. Meanwhile, fans have taken to social media to share their experiences, flooding platforms with photos and excited commentary, showcasing their city's newfound fame.
Not only does this production highlight Neeson’s ability to diversify his roles, but it also brings a touch of Hollywood magic to the heart of Ireland. Limerick is now firmly on the cinema map, and locals are embracing the opportunity this presents, from increased tourism to potential economic benefits. And who knows? If this film does well, we might soon be seeing more of our favorite stars visiting the Emerald Isle.
Aside from Neeson’s impressive repertoire, did you know that Limerick has a rich cinematic history of its own? Films like 'The Last Duel' and 'The Siege of Jadotville' have showcased the city's stunning landscapes before. Moreover, with such productions, Limerick stands to gain both culturally and economically – proving once again that Ireland is a petri dish of creative potential.
In a nutshell, as Liam Neeson paves the way for more cinematic experiences in Limerick, his presence is not just turning the streets into movie sets but also into a hub of artistic expression and local pride. So grab your popcorn and get ready—Limerick is officially on the cinematic rise!
The streets have been transformed into a 1990s-America streetscape.
Liam Neeson has begun filming a major Irish-American Hollywood production in Limerick. '4 Kids Walk Into a Bank' is a dark heist comedy adapted from a comic ...
The upcoming dark heist comedy will see Liam Neeson play an ex-bank robber, with filming on the major Irish-American Hollywood production now underway.
Streets in Limerick City have been closed and transformed for the filming of '4 Kids Walk Into a Bank' movie starring Liam Neeson.
The streets of Limerick city have been turned into 1990s America to facilitate the adaptation of dark heist comedy, 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank. The actor was on ...
And acting legend Liam Neeson has been at the centre of the buzz, after being spotted filming in the city's Georgian quarter this Tuesday morning (December 3).
The Ballymena-native was spotted in Limerick this week as filming got underway for his latest film 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, which will see a number of ...
Northern Ireland actor is filming scenes in Limerick city for major feature-length movie.
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Liam Neeson has been spotted around the streets of Limerick for the past two days for the filming of '4 Kids walk into a Bank' a film adaptation of the ...
Northern Ireland actor is filming scenes in Limerick city for major feature-length movie.
Northern Ireland actor is filming scenes in Limerick city for major feature-length movie.