Is M. Night Shyamalan starting to film his RI movie? Film crews spotted in Warren June 18.
Or so says the owner of Stingy Alley, a bar on Main Street. In an Instagram post, the bar is inviting patrons to perhaps witness some Hollywood magic.
And, film crews were spotted in Warren on the morning of June 18. The first day of filming for the Shyamalan film started at the Coffee Depot in Warren at the corner of Jefferson and Main streets.
The Warren business posted a message on social media announcing they'd be closed on June 18th for "a private event."
The coffee shop has windows that look out on the street, forcing the film to bring in production cars that are used as set dressing. This also means that the town has to periodically shut down traffic.
Filming for the Shyamalan movie is expected to continue throughout the East Bay over the next several days.
"Remain" stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Phoebe Dynevor and Ashley Walters. It is expected to be release in October 2026 by Warner Bros.
This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Has RI filming of M. Night Shyamalan's 'Remain' begun? Film crews seen
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