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Marvel series ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ set to enter production in October?

Falcon and Winter Soldier May Team up for New Marvel TV Show
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Aug 2, 2019

The first of a slew of new Marvel’s Disney+ series is now set to begin production in Atlanta in October, according to several industry news sites.

The reports say the subscription-only Production Weekly has the new series, starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan, entering production October 22 at Pinewood Studios. The blockbuster "Avengers: Endgame," along with most of the other Avengers titles, have been filmed at Pinewood.

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That start date is only two months before Georgia's "heartbeat bill" is set to go into effect, banning most abortions after 6 weeks. Disney is one of several studios which have warned that they may halt production in Georgia.

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In addition to “Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” Disney has announced Marvel series focused on the Scarlett Witch and Vision; Loki; and Hawkeye.

Here’s a list of other TV shows currently in production in Atlanta.

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