LONDON/DUBLIN — As of June 2025, the United Kingdom and Ireland continue to solidify their positions as global hubs for screen production, hosting a diverse array of film and high-end television projects from major studios and streamers. A recent snapshot provided by Screen Daily highlights the significant volume and variety of productions currently underway across the region.
High-Profile Streamer Projects Leading the Way
Among the most anticipated projects is the feature film finale of the acclaimed LGBTQ teen romance series “Heartstopper”. Directed by Wash Westmoreland and produced by See-Saw Films, this highly anticipated conclusion to the popular narrative is currently shooting in the UK for Netflix. The film features the return of its lead stars, Kit Connor and Joe Locke, promising to bring the beloved storyline to a cinematic close.
Also generating buzz is “Your Fault: London”, a sequel to the successful romantic drama “My Fault: London”. This production is actively filming in London, helmed by directors Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler. Produced by Amazon MGM and 42mp, the film is set to stream on Prime Video and stars Asha Banks and Matthew Broome, continuing the romantic saga in a new setting.
Diverse Genres Represented Across the Isles
The production slate extends far beyond romance, showcasing a wide spectrum of genres filming across the UK and Ireland. “Breaking Cover” is one such project, described as a survival story, directed by Adrian Bol and produced by Sankara Media. Scott Adkins is attached to star in this feature.
A different kind of tension is explored in “Chasing Millions”, a heist comedy. Based on the infamous 2004 Belfast bank robbery, the film is directed by Stephen Burke and produced by Mammoth Films. Production is split between Dublin and Dundalk, with a cast that includes Christopher Eccleston and Madeleine Madden.
The horror genre is strongly represented by “Incidents Around The House”. Directed by Rob Savage, known for his work in the horror space, the film is a collaboration between production powerhouses Atomic Monster and Blumhouse. Jessica Chastain stars in the project, which is filming in Dublin, adding another significant horror title to Ireland’s growing list of productions.
Shifting in tone, “Sunny Dancer” tells the poignant story of a 17-year-old navigating a summer camp specifically designed for young people affected by cancer. George Jacques directs the film, produced by Athenaeum Productions and 27 Ten Productions. Shooting locations include Scotland, and the film boasts a notable cast including Bella Ramsey, Neil Patrick Harris, and James Norton.
Rounding out the currently filming slate is a drama operating under the working title “Frank & Louis”. Directed by Petra Volpe, the film is set within the confines of a high-security prison. Produced by Zodiac Pictures and Casapian Film, the project is filming in the UK and stars Kingsley Ben-Adir and Rob Morgan, exploring themes of confinement and the human condition.
Glimpse into the Future: Upcoming Projects
Beyond the productions actively rolling cameras in June 2025, the report also hints at a robust pipeline of upcoming projects, though specific details remain largely under wraps. These future endeavors include the third film in a popular Sherlock Holmes spin-off series, a narrative centered on the lives of five childhood friends, the highly anticipated fifth installment in a major superhero franchise, and an origin story focusing on the iconic character Supergirl. While further information regarding these projects’ production timelines, cast, and specific locations within the UK and Ireland is not yet available, their inclusion underscores the continued high demand for the region’s production facilities, skilled crews, and diverse landscapes.
Overall, the June 2025 snapshot confirms that the UK and Ireland remain vital creative and logistical hubs for the international film and high-end television industry, attracting a wide range of stories and talent from around the globe.
