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Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue spotted filming in Wales for Jamie Adams’ next feature
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Culture/The Apex Times/Jun 22, 6:35 AM EDT

Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue spotted filming in Wales for Jamie Adams’ next feature

Deadline reports that Tarantino and Minogue were seen on the set of Jamie Adams’ upcoming film in Wales, where production is currently underway, according to local coverage.

A film production in Wales has brought together director Quentin Tarantino and pop singer-actress Kylie Minogue for what is being described as Jamie Adams’ next feature, local reports say. Deadline reported on June 22 that Tarantino and Minogue were seen on set as production is currently running in Wales, with an image reportedly showing them in a framing-up moment during filming.

The project is associated with Jamie Adams, whose prior credit referenced in Deadline’s report is Only What We Carry. Deadline said Adams’ next feature is underway in Wales and that local Welsh outlet Nation. Cymru provided the account of Tarantino and Minogue appearing on the set through an image from the production.

Deadline did not describe the plot or specify the characters that Tarantino and Minogue would play. The report also did not identify additional cast members, production company partners, or distribution plans, beyond stating that Minogue is set to star in the film alongside Tarantino in connection with the production being shot in Wales.

The story also did not provide dates for when filming is expected to wrap, where in Wales the production is operating, or what departments or crews have been hired locally. The reporting instead focused on the fact of their on-set presence and the local publication’s depiction of Tarantino and Minogue as part of the active shooting schedule.

For audiences and industry workers, the sighting matters less as a promotional milestone than as a report that the project is moving from casting and pre-production into a live production phase that can involve local filming logistics, permitting, and workforce coordination. Film and television shoots also typically create short-term public impacts, including vehicle and pedestrian management near production areas, even when the day-to-day details remain private until announcements are published by producers.

The report’s evidentiary basis, as presented by Deadline, rests on the image and the local outlet’s account rather than an official production announcement, studio statement, or credited casting confirmation. Until the film’s public materials list cast and roles, details such as billing order, character names, and the extent of Tarantino’s involvement may remain unconfirmed.

Deadline’s update leaves the next steps primarily to the production’s official communications, such as press releases, film commission filings, union notices, or credited announcements once filming reaches additional milestones. Those records, when published, can clarify the film’s scope, timeline, and any roles attributed to Tarantino and Minogue.

Why It Matters

  • The report indicates the project has entered an active production phase in Wales, which can involve local logistics, workforce coordination, and public-area management during filming.
  • Because the report relies on a set image and local coverage, official casting and role details may still be pending, affecting how quickly audiences can verify credited participation.
  • Large-scale productions can have economic implications for nearby communities through short-term spending on services and labor, even before final release information is announced.
  • For media institutions tracking major film projects, the on-set presence provides a timing report that production schedules are moving forward.

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Key Facts

  • Deadline reported on June 22 that Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue were seen filming in Wales for Jamie Adams’ next feature.
  • Deadline said Jamie Adams’ next feature is currently shooting in Wales, and local reports identified the set image as including Tarantino and Minogue.
  • Deadline cited local Welsh outlet Nation. Cymru as the source for the on-set image and the description of what was shown.
  • Deadline associated the project with Jamie Adams and referenced his film Only What We Carry.
  • The Deadline report did not provide character names, plot details, filming locations within Wales, or an announced wrap date.
  • Deadline’s account describes Minogue as set to star in the film, alongside Tarantino’s appearance on the production set.