"Wednesday" Breaks Spending Record, Irish Prime Minister Runs to Set
Netflix's hit series 'Wednesday' is on the verge of breaking a new record. The show's filming expenditures in Ireland have become a cause for celebration, drawing the attention of the Irish Prime Minister. Find out more details inside!
Fans of Netflix's hit series "Wednesday" are eagerly awaiting the second season.
Naturally, every move by the series' team is being closely watched worldwide. Since its release in 2022, the show has shaken the entertainment world and was watched by over 250 million people last year. It is now on the verge of breaking a new record.
According to Variety, the Emmy-winning "Wednesday" has caused a sensation with its second season filming in Ireland.
The production company's expenditures have become the largest production spending Ireland has ever seen. Even the Irish Prime Minister visited the 'Wednesday' set. Prime Minister Taoiseach Simon Harris congratulated the series' director Tim Burton and the producers.
Filming for the second season of "Wednesday" began this past May.
The cast, led by Jenna Ortega, has added renowned actors Steve Buscemi and Thandiwe Newton from the series 'Westworld.'
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