LONDON & DUBLIN – The United Kingdom and Ireland are currently experiencing a significant surge in film and high-end television production activity throughout 2025, attracting major international studios and streaming platforms. An article published by Screen on June 23, 2025, provides comprehensive updates on the diverse range of projects presently underway or in advanced stages of preparation across both nations.
This sustained level of production underscores the appeal of the UK and Ireland as premier filming destinations, bolstered by skilled crews, world-class facilities, and competitive incentives. The current slate highlights a mix of highly anticipated returning series, feature film finales, and new ventures across various genres.
High-Profile Productions Underway
Among the notable projects detailed is the highly anticipated feature film finale of the popular series ‘Heartstopper’. This production is currently filming in the UK for Netflix, bringing the acclaimed coming-of-age story to a cinematic conclusion. The film features key cast members Kit Connor and Joe Locke, reprising their roles.
Amazon’s Prime Video is also significantly invested in the region, with the sequel ‘Your Fault: London’ actively shooting in the British capital. This production stars Asha Banks and Matthew Broome, continuing the narrative threads established in its predecessor.
The horror genre is represented by the film ‘Incidents Around The House’, which is also listed among the productions presently shooting. While specific details regarding its cast and location are less widely reported at this stage, its inclusion signifies the breadth of genres being filmed.
Ireland is concurrently hosting significant production activity. The heist comedy ‘Chasing Millions’ is actively filming in both Dublin and Dundalk. This project boasts a cast including Christopher Eccleston and Madeleine Madden, adding a comedic element to the busy production landscape.
Rounding out the list of productions currently before cameras is ‘Breaking Cover’. Filming in the UK, this project stars action veteran Scott Adkins, suggesting a production likely geared towards the action or thriller genres.
Major Studio Preparations
Beyond projects actively shooting, major studios are also laying the groundwork for substantial future shoots in the region. Warner Bros. is reportedly preparing for a significant UK shoot for the sequel ‘Practical Magic 2’. This highly anticipated follow-up is set to be directed by Susanne Bier and is expected to feature the return of original stars Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock, indicating a major studio commitment to filming in the UK.
Market Performance Context
The robust production activity occurs within a healthy market environment. The article also notes recent box office performance, citing that the film ’28 Years Later’ achieved a £3.9m opening at the UK-Ireland box office. This strong initial performance for a significant genre film demonstrates continued audience engagement with cinematic releases in the territory, providing a positive backdrop for future productions launched from the region.
The Enduring Appeal of the UK and Ireland
The concentration of diverse projects – from streaming service finales and international sequels to genre films and major studio features – underscores the enduring appeal and capabilities of the production sectors in the UK and Ireland. The ability to host projects of varying scales and genres, supported by experienced local crews and infrastructure, continues to attract significant global investment. As these productions move forward through 2025, they are set to deliver a wealth of new content to audiences worldwide while providing substantial economic benefits locally.
