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Hulus Prison Break reboot to film in Moundsville and Wheeling

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Hulu’s reboot of “Prison Break” will film its pilot in Moundsville and Wheeling starting in June, seeking extras to portray prisoners. This production from 20th Television aligns with the trend of reviving popular series, aiming to attract both new viewers and longtime fans. The original show garnered a dedicated following, making this reboot an exciting prospect for audiences. Filming in these locations is expected to provide a boost to the local economy by attracting visitors and supporting nearby businesses. Casting calls for extras highlight community engagement, allowing local residents to participate in the production process.

The involvement of local talent can enhance authenticity in the portrayal of the series' themes. As the entertainment industry increasingly turns to diverse locations, Moundsville and Wheeling stand to benefit from the spotlight. This project could pave the way for more productions in the region, fostering a vibrant local film community.

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