Why Northern Ireland was the 'perfect place' for Robin Hood's death
Summary
A new film called The Death of Robin Hood, starring Hugh Jackman, was filmed entirely in Northern Ireland. The film shows a darker version of the Robin Hood story and uses many scenic locations across the country, highlighting Northern Ireland’s appeal for filmmakers.Key Facts
- The Death of Robin Hood is based on a 17th-century story and stars Hugh Jackman as an older Robin Hood.
- Northern Ireland was chosen for filming because it offers many different landscapes close together, like beaches, forests, and city centers.
- Locations used include Silent Valley, Glenarm, Murlough Bay, Strangford, and Bushmills.
- The film also stars Jodie Comer, Bill Skarsgård, and Noah Jupe alongside Jackman.
- Belfast Harbour Studios was used for production, and post-production was done at Yellow Moon in Holywood.
- Local actress Tabitha Smyth had her first big film role in this movie.
- Weather during filming was challenging, including storms, rain, hail, and snow, which added to the film’s authenticity.
- Northern Ireland has become a popular place for both international and local film productions due to its landscapes and infrastructure.
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