Entertainment
Stars Align for Horror Film ‘Wewulf’ as Filming Begins in Surrey
Filming has commenced in Surrey for the highly anticipated horror film, ‘Wewulf’. Notable actress Lily-Rose Depp has been spotted in Bourne Woods, near Farnham, as she prepares for her role in this medieval thriller. The film is directed by Robert Eggers, known for his work on the acclaimed Nosferatu, and features a star-studded cast that includes Willem Dafoe and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
The movie, set to release around Christmas 2024, explores the story of a mysterious creature lurking in the countryside. This ancient supernatural threat compels local villagers to confront their deepest fears. According to information from IMDb, the film promises to deliver a gripping narrative set against a haunting backdrop.
Filming Logistics and Local Impact
Planning documents submitted to Waverly Borough Council indicate that the production team intends to create a village and churchyard set within the woodlands, situated just off The Reeds Road at the southern end of Bourne Wood. The filming is expected to attract significant activity in the area, with up to 80 vehicles anticipated on site.
Bourne Woods is no stranger to film crews, having gained fame for its role in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator. The location has also featured in popular films such as Avengers: Age of Ultron, War Horse, and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Surrey has established itself as a prominent location for horror films, with notable scenes shot at Guildford Cathedral for The Omen. The unique landscape of Bourne Woods, characterized by a grassy bowl, gentle hills, and stunning views, continues to attract filmmakers looking to create immersive cinematic experiences. According to Forestry England, this distinctive environment plays a crucial role in its ongoing popularity among film productions.
The convergence of high-profile talent and picturesque locations in Surrey is generating excitement in both the local community and film enthusiasts worldwide. As filming progresses, anticipation for ‘Wewulf’ continues to build, promising a thrilling addition to the horror genre.
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