David Arquette and his wife, Hope native Christina McLarty Arquette, are planning to start production on their new film in Arkansas in June, according to a report by online news site Deadline Hollywood.<\/p>\n
While many Hollywood productions are shuttered due to covid-19 precautions, the couple, along with partners HCT.media, have converted a former factory in Trumann to film Ghosts of the Ozarks, Deadline reports.<\/p>\n
Its such a vast amount of space, we can build it so everyone can social distance, Christina McLarty Arquette told the website.<\/p>\n
The Arquettes say the crew and cast, which includes Tim Blake Nelson (Watchmen, O Brother, Where Art Thou?), will be tested and their temperatures taken regularly, Deadline reports. They will also be placed in quarantine before filming starts.<\/p>\n
We have everything in line,\" David Arquette said. \"We have the ability to be able to still produce things with a reasonable expectation of social distancing, take everybodys temperature, and we have flexibility with quarantining people before they get there.<\/p>\n
The film was written by Tara Perry and Bald Knob native Jordan Wayne Long of HCT.media. It will be directed by Long and Matt Glass and tells the story of a young doctor who travels to a remote Ozarks utopia in 1866.<\/p>\n
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