English Movies Filmed in Czech Republic
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Mission: Impossible (1996)
(1996) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague
Notes: The first part of the movie takes place in Prague and has some great scenes on Charles Bridge and on Kampa Island. The National Museum on Wencelas Square passes for the U.S Embassy and is where the party took place. Max's headquarters is in the Grand Hotel Europa.
Notes: The first part of the movie takes place in Prague and has some great scenes on Charles Bridge and on Kampa Island. The National Museum on Wencelas Square passes for the U.S Embassy and is where the party took place. Max's headquarters is in the Grand Hotel Europa.
Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997)
(1997) Filmed entirely in the Czech Republic: Prague, Barrandov Studios, Dobrichovice Castle, Emauzy Abbey, Kost Castle, Pernstejn Castle, Valdek Castle
Les Misérables (1998)
(1998) Czech Republic filming locations: Kutná Hora, Vrbno, Žatec, Prague
Notes: This movie was filmed mostly in the towns of Kutná Hora, Vrbno, and Žatec. Prague locations include the Trója Chateau and Hradčanské náměstí.
Notes: This movie was filmed mostly in the towns of Kutná Hora, Vrbno, and Žatec. Prague locations include the Trója Chateau and Hradčanské náměstí.
The Affair of the Necklace (2001)
(2001) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague, Dobříą, Lednice, Valtice, Kutná Hora (St. Barbara's Cathedral)
xXx (2002)
(2002) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague
Notes: This film is one of the few foreign movies in which Prague is really supposed to be Prague and not another European city. Many scenes were filmed at various locations around the city, such as the Old Town Square, Hradčanské náměstí, and Prague bridges.
Notes: This film is one of the few foreign movies in which Prague is really supposed to be Prague and not another European city. Many scenes were filmed at various locations around the city, such as the Old Town Square, Hradčanské náměstí, and Prague bridges.
Hart's War (2002)
(2002) Filmed entirely in the Czech Republic: Prague, Milovice, Zvoloněves
Notes: Until 1991, the town of Milovice was used as a training camp by the Soviet Army. The train attack was filmed in Zvoloněves.
Notes: Until 1991, the town of Milovice was used as a training camp by the Soviet Army. The train attack was filmed in Zvoloněves.
The Bourne Identity (2002)
(2002) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague
Notes: Prague is passed off as Zurich in scenes at the beginning of the movie.
Notes: Prague is passed off as Zurich in scenes at the beginning of the movie.
Shanghai Knights (2003)
(2003) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague, Karlovy Vary, Kutná Hora, Hluboká Castle
EuroTrip (2004)
(2004) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague, various Czech towns
Notes: Except for the London, Vatican City and Germany scenes, all other European locations were filmed in Czech Republic. Hlavni Railway Station, Prague was the Paris Station scene. The Bratislava (Slovakia) scenes were all filmed in Milovice, Czech Republic.
Notes: Except for the London, Vatican City and Germany scenes, all other European locations were filmed in Czech Republic. Hlavni Railway Station, Prague was the Paris Station scene. The Bratislava (Slovakia) scenes were all filmed in Milovice, Czech Republic.
Chasing Liberty (2004)
(2004) Czech Republic filming locations: Charles Bridge, National Museum, other Prague locations
(2005) Czech Republic filming locations: Adrspach National Park in Trutnov (winter forest scenes), Prague
The Brothers Grimm (2005)
(2005) Filmed entirely in the Czech Republic: Barrandov Studios, Ledeč nad Sázavou, Kutná Hora, Křivoklát Castle, Kačina Castle, Kost Castle
The Omen (2006)
(2006) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague, Lednice Castle, National Museum in Prague
The Illusionist (2006)
(2006) Filmed entirely in the Czech Republic
Notes: Although the film is set in Austria, it was filmed in the Czech Republic. The city of Vienna is represented by Tábor and Prague, while the scenes set in Eisenheim's childhood village were shot in Český Krumlov. The Crown Prince's castle is actually the historical fortress of Konopiště (located near Benešov), formerly the home of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. All other shots were at Barrandov Studios in Prague.
Notes: Although the film is set in Austria, it was filmed in the Czech Republic. The city of Vienna is represented by Tábor and Prague, while the scenes set in Eisenheim's childhood village were shot in Český Krumlov. The Crown Prince's castle is actually the historical fortress of Konopiště (located near Benešov), formerly the home of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. All other shots were at Barrandov Studios in Prague.
Hostel: Part II (2007)
(2007) Czech Republic filming locations: Barrandov Studios, Česky Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, Prague
(2008) Czech Republic filming locations: Prague, Barrandov Studios
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The Czech Republic continues to be a hot destination for foreign movie production. New studios and soundstages have been built. The cost advantage of filming in the Czech Republic has Czech crews and production companies have gained considerable experience over the years and Country locales have been passed off as sites both historical and current. Sometimes Prague is even cast as Prague.
A lot of the recent major blockbuster films are done at the Barrandov Studios in Prague, one of the world's largest movie studios, and often referred to as 'Hollywood Europe' or 'Hollywood East'.
A lot of the recent major blockbuster films are done at the Barrandov Studios in Prague, one of the world's largest movie studios, and often referred to as 'Hollywood Europe' or 'Hollywood East'.
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