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Nicolas Cage to Film ‘Lords of War’ Sequel in Morocco

American actor Nicolas Cage is set to star in “Lords of War,” the sequel to the 2005 crime drama film “Lords of War,” and the production team has chosen Morocco as the setting to film the sequel.

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Nicolas Cage to Film ‘Lords of War’ Sequel in Morocco

Nicolas Cage to Film 'Lords of War' Sequel in Morocco

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Rabat – American actor Nicolas Cage is set to star in “Lords of War,” the sequel to the 2005 crime drama film “Lords of War,” and the production team has chosen Morocco as the setting to film the sequel.

The British film magazine Screen Daily reported that “the producers have earmarked an autumn start of principal photography in Hungary and Morocco,” which means that eager fans can expect the cameras to begin rolling soon in the picturesque settings of the two countries. 

According to the Hollywood reporter, Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgard have been confirmed as the lead actors in the upcoming film, which will be produced by Vendome Pictures and directed by Andrew Niccol.

Nicolas Cage will return in ‘Lords of War’ alongside Bill Skarsgård as his son

Writer-director of the original ‘Lord of War’ Andrew Niccol is also returning for the sequel

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The story revolves around Orlov’s (Nicolas Cage) surprising revelation that he has a son named Anton (Bill Skarsgard). However, unlike his father, Anton chooses to confront and rectify the wrongs perpetrated by the arms trade rather than perpetuating them. 

Morocco, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes has become a sought-after destination for international filmmakers.

The country’s film infrastructure, including the Atlas Film Studios —one of the largest movie studios in the world— has been instrumental in attracting filmmakers from around the world. 

The Atlas Studios boasts high-profile productions including “The Mummy” (1999), “Gladiator” (2000), and “Kingdom of Heaven” (2005).

In April 2022, Morocco was named one of the top ten filming destinations in the world, with action films such as ‘James Bond,’ ‘Mission Impossible,’ and ‘Men in Black’ using the country as a backdrop for their big blockbusters.

Read Also: Morocco Ranks 10th Most Popular Destination Worldwide for Film Sets

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