Filming crew of Shia LaBeouf's project "Barry" observed getting tattooed during production
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A fascinating tidbit about the recently wrapped production in Barry and the nearby region finds the cast and crew sporting tattoos to commemorate their time in the charming South Wales town.
Embracing the local culture, the gritty boxing drama Salvable — filmed across the Vale of Glamorgan last year and featuring Shia LaBeouf of Transformers fame — has recently hit theaters.
Actor Michael Socha was among numerous cast and crew members who availed themselves of a complimentary tattoo offering from a local parlor. Interestingly, Shia LaBeouf respectfully declined, preferring to save the precious real estate on his body for inkings inspired by his little girl's artwork.
It's worth noting that Barry isn't a stranger to the silver screen. The town has served as the backdrop for the Netflix movie "Havoc," which stars Tom Hardy and boasts nail-biting fight scenes and showdowns. Directed by Gareth Evans, "Havoc" was filmed partly at Barry Island, with the creative team expressing enthusiasm about the location and considering it as a potential setting for the flick's sequel[2].
Moreover, Wales, with Barry as part of the scene, has emerged as a notable hub for Netflix series, such as the critically acclaimed "Sex Education." Although specific mentions of Barry as a filming locale for other projects apart from "Havoc" are scarce in search results[1], the region's allure is undeniably appealing to filmmakers.
Cast Members and Projects Connected to Barry:- Tom Hardy (lead star) in "Havoc"[2]
- Amidst the growing entertainment scene in Barry and the surrounding region, it would indeed be intriguing to witness a gripping boxing drama like Salvable emerge as a winner in the theaters, given its star-studded cast featuring Shia LaBeouf.
- Film celebrities, attracted by the captivating allure of Barry, might consider it as the ideal setting for a thrilling boxing match or an entertaining event, akin to the nail-biting fight scenes and showdowns in "Havoc," thereby continuing Barry's reputation as a popular location for productions.
