The star of La La Land, The Nice Guys and Blade Runner 2049 is bound for Sydney to shoot a movie based on a 1980s TV series about a Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as a bounty hunter gmaddox
While neither director nor start date for the movie have been announced, it is to receive $30 million in funding from the federal government’s location incentive scheme and $14.5 million from the state government’s Made in NSW fund.
Federal arts minister Paul Fletcher said the production was expected to inject $244 million into the Australian economy and employ more than 1000 cast and crew as well as more than 3000 extras.government incentives and the slipping Australian dollar are proving attractive to foreign production companies.
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