Inside Vancouver

Filming in Vancouver: BH90210, Get Shorty, and There’s Someone Inside Your House

by Craig Takeuchi in Town on July 29, 2019

The cast of Beverly Hills, 90210 reunites for BH90210.

This week, two TV series call it a wrap on their latest seasons.

And both have roots in the 1990s.

One is a reboot within a reboot (how’s that for confusing) about a hit ‘90s teen soap opera while the other is a comedy-drama based on a 1990 crime novel.

In other news, a freaky new film will be coming to shoot in town next month.

So if you’re interested in finding out more, here’s a rundown of what’s happening in the local screen scene this week and soon to come.

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Filming in Vancouver: BH90210, Get Shorty, and There’s Someone Inside Your House

Filming in Vancouver: Riverdale, Arrow, The Order, and Firefly Lane

by Craig Takeuchi in Town on July 8, 2019

Stephen Amell stars in Arrow, which embarks upon shooting its final season.

Departures appear to be a recurring theme this week.

For as the saying (and Nelly Furtado song) goes, all good things must come to an end.

While a popular adaptation of a teenage comic book is getting back to work, the latest season will be be faced with the prospect of bidding some sad farewells.

Meanwhile, a superhero series, that launched an entire network of interconnected TV series, is preparing to take its final bow.

Amid all this emotional news, there are some bright spots: a new series, about two female best friends, will start shooting its first season and a horror drama is back for a second season.

So with all that said, here’s a look at just some of what’s happening in Vancouver’s screen scene this week and in the weeks to come.

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Filming in Vancouver: Riverdale, Arrow, The Order, and Firefly Lane

Vancouver Screen Scene: Riverdale, Descendants 2, No Tomorrow, My So-Called Wife, and more

by Craig Takeuchi in Town, Uncategorized on August 15, 2016

The TV adaptation of Riverdale promises to be a darker take on the all-American teen comic book.

This week’s roundup includes two teen TV series with subversive spins on classic pop culture material, two TV series about women dealing with divorce in very different ways, and one TV show that follows what happens when a safe-shooting gal meets a reckless dude.

Interested? Well, let’s get things underway then.

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Vancouver Screen Scene: Riverdale, Descendants 2, No Tomorrow, My So-Called Wife, and more