Hollywood to film 'blockbuster' movie in Son Doong

On November 12, according to private sources, Hollywood will film the blockbuster Kong: Skull Island in Son Doong, the world's largest cave, in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park (Quang Binh).

Son Doong was chosen for the blockbuster Kong: Skull Island. Photo: Ryan Deboodt

It is known that the detailed script of the movie Kong: Skull Island is currently being submitted to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism for permission. If approved, about 300 people and a large amount of machinery from the world's cinema capital will enter Vietnam.

It is possible that a very large film studio will be built at an undisclosed location, with predictions suggesting that it will most likely be in the Quang Binh area. In addition, two other locations in Vietnam, Ninh Binh and Ha Long, were also chosen by the filmmakers for some of the film's scenes.

Previously, in a photo posted on his latest Facebook page on the morning of November 12, veteran Hollywood star Samuel L. Jackson said he was about to go to Vietnam to film. Meanwhile, Hollywood Reporter magazine said Kong: Skull Island will be filmed in Vietnam, Australia and Hawaii.

The film stars Bire Larson, Tom Hiddleston, John C. Reily, Samuel L. Jackson and Toby Kebbell. The Australian national news agency also reported that the Kong: Skull Island crew paid 15 million Australian dollars (about 222 billion VND) to film in Queensland, Australia.

According to Tien Phong online