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Where was Bill Skarsgard's The Crow filmed? All the locations of the remake

The Crow with Bill Skarsgård not only promises to be a worthy version of the classic but will also honor its dark legacy. Here, check out where the new installment of the iconic cult film was shot.

Bill Skarsgård in The Crow.
© @FilmUpdatesBill Skarsgård in The Crow.

The remake of The Crow starring Bill Skarsgård is one of the most anticipated projects of 2024, bringing back to the big screen a film that has become a cult classic since its release in May 1994.

While it will remain faithful to the essence of the original story, certain adjustments have been made to modernize the plot and make it relevant, such as a deeper focus on themes of loss, revenge and redemption.

The Gothic drama will maintain its melancholic and dark tone, with a soundtrack that could include both classic tracks from the first installment and new compositions that reinforce the emotional atmosphere.

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Where was The Crow shot?

The highly anticipated new version of The Crow was primarily filmed in Prague, Czech Republic. However, some scenes were also shot in Munich, Germany, to take advantage of the variety of urban settings.

The movie‘s visual aesthetic is unique and particular, making the decision to film in Prague a strategic one, especially since the city is known for its Gothic architecture and dark atmosphere.

Bill Skarsgård and FKA twigs in The Crow. (Source: @FilmUpdates)

Bill Skarsgård and FKA twigs in The Crow. (Source: @FilmUpdates)

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These were key elements considered by the production team to maintain the original atmosphere of the classic film, which was released more than 30 years ago and can be enjoyed through Prime Video, Fubo and Paramount+.

Filming began in July and was initially located in Prague and Penzing, before moving on to various central locations in the cities. The drama by Rupert Sanders will hit the big screen on August 23 of this year.

Ariadna is a multisport journalist specialized in delivering key, high-value information across competitions, including tournament formats, rules, lineups and injury updates, while also producing evergreen content. Her career in journalism began in 2021 at Indie Emergente, a digital music magazine, where she honed her skills in writing and reporting. In 2023, she expanded her expertise by contributing to Spoiler Latinoamerica, creating general culture content, before joining Spoiler US in 2024 to focus on entertainment coverage. With almost six years of experience across different media outlets, Ariadna has developed strong expertise at the intersection of sports and entertainment, covering live events such as Super Bowls, FIFA World Cup opening and closing ceremonies, Olympic Games and UEFA Champions League finals, bringing depth, accuracy and real-time insight to her reporting.

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