Sky has released a first-look image of a new Christmas movie filmed in Knaresborough earlier this year.
‘Tinsel Town’ is set to release this Christmas, starring a number of Hollywood stars including Kiefer Sutherland and Rebel Wilson.
The flick was shot at various locations in and around the Harrogate district, including Castlegate, Riverside and Green Dragon Yard in Knaresborough and Wetherby’s Town Hall.
And Sky has released a new image of stars Sutherland and Wilson, alongside their on-screen children Emma (played by Matilda Firth) and Cara (played by Theodora Williams).
The film will centre on Brad (Kiefer Sutherland) - a Hollywood action movie star who unexpectedly finds himself performing in the pantomime in the fictional town of Stanford.
Danny Dyer, Asim Choudhury and Jason Manford are also set to appear.
The film’s release date has not yet been revealed.

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