The U.K. Government will allow a number of film and television productions to be exempt from following quarantine rules and resume filming safely this summer. 'We want the industry to bounce back'
The U.K. Government will allow a number of film and television productions to be exempt from following quarantine rules and resume filming safely this summer.
The U.K. government said that Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has already spoken with Cruise about how the exemption will allow production to resume on , which are being shot at the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden in Hertfordshire.
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