A large fire destroyed wooden film sets for the historical movie…
A large fire destroyed wooden film sets for the historical movie 'Molodinskaya Bitva' in Tver Oblast on July 28, affecting around 2000 square meters and destroying approximately 30 structures. No injuries were reported, and production will continue according to schedule.
Consensus
- A fire occurred on the filming location of 'Molodinskaya Bitva' in the Tver Oblast.
- The fire destroyed wooden film sets built for the movie.
- No casualties were reported among actors or crew members.
- Production will continue according to the original schedule.
- The incident took place on July 28, with the fire beginning in the evening.
Points of divergence
- The fire occurred in the village of Bolshoye KobyaKovo and involved a full-scale film production that had just ended its shift before the incident. — riamo
- The fire took place near the village of Rusakovka in Zubtsovsky District, with eyewitnesses reporting it started at 21:00. — vm
- The film sets were previously used for 'Zloy gorod' and 'Knyaz Andrey'. — riamo
- The premiere of the movie is scheduled for 2027, based on real events from the Battle of Molodi in 1572. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- On the set of a film with Poruchenkov and Kologrivy, half a village accidentally burned down — РИАМО
- Set pieces for the film 'Molodinskaya Battle' burned down in Tver region — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Tverskaya Oblast
- Mikhail Porechenkov
- Nikita Kologrivy
- Moscow
- Telegram channel
- SHOT
- Paragraph
- Zubtsovsky District
- Русаковка
- Белокаменной