Described a real "crowd pleaser," a Metro Vancouver film set involved a man-made conflagration this week.
A sizeable crew was deployed to the Cloverdale area of Surrey to shoot the scene, which involved several mock fire trucks and faux emergency personnel, as well as a large fire at "Rita's Diner."
Numerous onlookers lingered around the area to record videos of the high-action scenes, too.
The fiery theatrics turned up the heat for a new TV series called Alaska Daily starring American actress Hilary Swank as a young journalist who leaves a high-profile job in the in the northernmost state, according to Deadline. The series is slated to premiere on ABC this fall.
Cloverdale Business Improvement Association Executive Director Paul Orazietti shared several photos and videos from the scene, including one of the smoke furling from the flames below.
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— Paul Orazietti (@Paradeguy)
So far, there haven't been any confirmed sightings of Swank in the city.
Metro Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»filming locations
Want to know where some of your favourite TV shows and feature flicks are filmed?
If they were filmed in the City of Surrey, you can use an interactive map to identify some major filming locations throughout the city.
Some of the most popular TV shows filmed in the city include Riverdale, Batwoman, The Stand (a Stephen King novel adaptation), The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and several others. Feature films include Sonic the Hedgehog, To All the Boys I've Loved Before 3, and a Baby Sitter's Guide to Monster Hunting.
The map also shows that a couple of companies have filmed commercials in the area.
