Parking will be arranged on some streets of the parish of Estrella in Lisbon, this Thursday, to allow the recording of scenes from the movie “Heart of Stone”. Over the next two weeks, this Netflix production should also require traffic changes to other locations in the historic center, such as Mauria, Baixa and Chiado.
On its official page, the Junta de Fregucia da Estrela warns its residents that, from 8 a.m. this Thursday until 8 a.m. Saturday, the following roads will remain banned: Rua de Buenos Aires, Rua de So Caetano, Rua da Lapa , Travessa do Norte to Lapa and Rua de So Domingos to Lapa, Rua das Pracas, Travessa de Santo Antonio to Santos and Rua do Prior.
The schedule for the remainder of the filming of this new feature film by the streaming company is not yet fully defined, but it is known that it passes through the historic area of the parish of Santa María Maire (Chiado and Baixa), where other scenes are another. The Netflix production has already been shot this year.
At the time, in February, the situation drew criticism from the president of the parish council of Santa María Maire, who protested against noise that would disturb the residents’ comfort.
“heart of stone” [Coração de Pedra], whose next filming comes this Thursday in Lisbon, is directed by Tom Harper and has a budget of 95 million euros. It began recording in the United Kingdom in March, and also had the Icelandic capital Reykjavik as a backdrop.
Its protagonist is Gal Gadot, an Israeli actress and model, among others such as Jamie Dornan, Alia Bhatt, Sophie Okonedo, Mathias Schweghofer, Jing Lucy and Paulo Proto.
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