Kristen Bell at the ‘The People We Hate at the Wedding’ premiere.
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The new movie starring Kristen Bell has arrived on the streaming platform Amazon Prime and has captivated for its comedy, but also for the spectacular London locations featured.
The film is called ‘The People We Hate at the Wedding’ and is based on the book of the same name by Grant Ginder which premiered in 2017.
His story focuses on the trip to London that Alice (Kristen Bell) and Paul Stevenson (Ben Platt) have to make to attend Eloise’s (Cynthia-Addai-Robinson) wedding.. In the end the trip ends in many disastrous and funny moments.
The director of the film said that with the choice of locations for the film, they sought write a love letter to the capital from England.
When Alice and Paul come to town meet their family for dinner at the luxurious Milos Estiatoriumwhich is located in the old British Columbia House in Westminster. This restaurant specializes in fish imported from Greece prepared at the moment.
The Milos Estiatorium also has offices in Montreal, New York, Las Vegas, Miami, Los Cabos and Athens.
One of the spectacular residences that appears in the story and that belongs to Alcott, a character played by Julian Ovenden, is really a church.
On the other hand, one of the main locations is the place where the long-awaited and eventful wedding takes place. Is was recorded at Wickham House, Newburyabout 60 miles from London.
Another of the locations that should be highlighted is the hotel where Alice, the protagonist, stayed during her trip to the European country. said hotel It is The Langham, one of the most luxurious on the entire continent.
This hotel is five stars and is located in West End. It first opened its doors in 1865being its architects John Giles and James Murray. It currently has 380 rooms at its London headquarters.
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