The movie production has moved to Pinewood Studios in the U.K. as Scarlett Johansson is spotted on the woodland set in Buckinghamshire, where some classic vehicles are being parked.
- Jun 7, 2019
AceShowbiz - Scarlett Johansson goes into the woods for the production of "Black Widow". The actress, who reprises her role as the Russian spy-turned-S.H.I.E.L.D. agent for the upcoming movie, was spotted filming on a forest set on Thursday, June 6.
The production has apparently moved from Norway to Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England, where the woodland set is located. In some pictures obtained by Daily Mail, Johansson was rocking Natasha Romanoff's iconic red hair, which was styled into half updo, as she walked around the forest with earphones plugged into her ears. She donned a green long-sleeve T-shirt with black pants.
What's interesting is the sighting of some old vehicles on the set. A classic trailer and a LADA Niva, a Russian model SUV, were being parked around the area. The particular model of the latter car, the VAZ-2131, was only produced during the mid-90s, hence confirming the setting of the movie and that it will be a prequel.
Also spotted on the set that day was "The Handmaid's Tale" star O-T Fagbenle, who donned a civilian costume while walking out the old trailer.
Previously, there's a speculation that Natasha a.k.a. Black Widow could be resurrected by Captain America (Chris Evans) with the Reality Stone, when he time traveled at the end of "Avengers: Endgame". The rumor emerged after the actress was spotted holding a red object, which is believed to be the Infinity Stone, during filming on a lake in Norway.
Cate Shortland is serving behind the lens, with the script provided by Jac Schaeffer ("The Hustle"). Florence Pugh is rumored to play Yelena Belova, who was trained in the same Red Room as Natasha. In the comic books, Yelena and Natasha became at odds over the years, largely due to Yelena believing that she was the true Black Widow.
Rachel Weisz and David Harbour have also been reported to join the cast in unknown roles. Disney reportedly eyes a 2020 release for the solo movie.
