Excitement grows as Brad expected on Falmouth movie set
The Hollywood machine has arrived in a Westcountry harbour town to spray fake snow on a ship during a warm, sunny day.
Film crews were working hard in the Cornish port of Falmouth yesterday, getting the back-drop ready for actor Brad Pitt's latest movie role.
The multi-millionaire star is expected any day now to begin shooting scenes for the zombie film, World War Z.
His partner, actor Angelina Jolie, and the couple's children are believed to be joining him for the duration.
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Crowds gathered at Falmouth docks in the hope of catching a glimpse of the Hollywood star.
A false alarm ensued when a blacked-out car arrived at the docks and film fans began waving as photographers snapped away.
However, the Western Morning News can reveal the man who stepped from the vehicle was not an actor at all – but an Australian defence minister who had turned up to have a look around the docks.
Student Jonathan Douglas, 19, who lives in the town said: "The buzz going around Falmouth over Brad coming has been incredible. It's really exciting to think such a mega star will be here in our town.
"Even if he's only here to do a couple of scenes, it helps put Falmouth on the map."
Onboard scenes will be shot until August 12 with 500 local extras taking part following casting sessions in Cornwall.






Comments
by CornishHeath
Wednesday, August 03 2011, 11:10PM
“Well said josdave ! the majority of us are too busy getting on with our own lives, and surprising as it may seem to the media are not actually interested in celebrity mania.”
by josdave
Wednesday, August 03 2011, 1:17PM
“Someone in a recent survey, when asked to name toe most over rated celebrity said "All of them". While that is a generalisation that isn't wholly true it is not far wrong. I would far rather enjoy a pint with a mate than hang around in the hope of seeing some overhyped overpaid film "star".”
by Jo_Wood
Wednesday, August 03 2011, 9:44AM
“Have you spotted Brad or are you an extra in the film? Upload your pics direct to the website or email thisiscornwall@c-dm.co.uk”