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Whit Stillman Begins Decade‑Long Film Project 'A Night at Claridge’s' in Ireland
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🗓 05 Nov 2026, 01:47 PM
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American director Whit Stillman has started shooting his first feature in ten years, titled 'A Night at Claridge’s', on location in Ireland.
American filmmaker Whit Stillman, known for his sharp social comedies, has embarked on his first feature film in a decade. The new project, titled "A Night at Claridge’s", is set to explore contemporary themes against a backdrop of Irish scenery.
The production is taking place in various locations across Ireland, with the crew filming in historic towns that mirror the film’s sophisticated aesthetic. Stillman has chosen Ireland for its versatile landscapes and supportive film incentives.
Industry insiders say the shoot is expected to run for several weeks, with the director aiming to complete post‑production by late 2025. This marks a significant return for Stillman, whose last feature, "The Last Days of Disco", premiered in 1998.
Fans of Stillman’s earlier work are anticipating a blend of his signature wit and the new setting, hoping the film will resonate with both domestic and international audiences.
The production is taking place in various locations across Ireland, with the crew filming in historic towns that mirror the film’s sophisticated aesthetic. Stillman has chosen Ireland for its versatile landscapes and supportive film incentives.
Industry insiders say the shoot is expected to run for several weeks, with the director aiming to complete post‑production by late 2025. This marks a significant return for Stillman, whose last feature, "The Last Days of Disco", premiered in 1998.
Fans of Stillman’s earlier work are anticipating a blend of his signature wit and the new setting, hoping the film will resonate with both domestic and international audiences.