PICTURES BY ADRIAN BUTLER
WITH filming resuming in Limerick city of the new movie 4 Kids Walk into a Bank, starring Liam Neeson, roads have been closed and excitement continues to build.
Despite the freezing cold weather, Robbers Production is continuing shooting in Limerick city and temporary road closures have been announced by Limerick City and County Council once again.
Those included Newenham St, Jesuits Lane, Lourigans Lane and O'Sullivan Place on Tuesday, January 7, while on Monday, January 13 through 17, there will be filming in Hartstonge St, Catherine Place, Catherine St and upper and lower Glentworth St.
Behind the scenes, globally acclaimed actor Liam Neeson is described as being “very professional” while on set in Limerick.
As well as this, the Director of Photography for 4 Kids Walk into a Bank, Bob Richardson, worked closely with Quintin Tarantino on films such as Kill Bill and Inglorious Bastards.
“We are dealing with royalty such as Neeson and Richardson. To have [Richardson] in the city and to be photographing it is really interesting,” said Paul Ryan of Film in Limerick.
“We also have lots of local crew from the region working on it. The last time we had a film of this scale was Angela’s Ashes. Being able to attract international production crews here is a testament to the emergence of the Mid-West.”
The movie 4 Kids Walks into a Bank is based on a five-issue limited series of comic books released in 2016, written by Matthew Rosenberg and drawn by Tyler Boss. It is an American story which follows four nerdy teenagers turned criminals, Paige, Stretch, Berger, and Walter.
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