Juror #2 is Clint Eastwood's latest and final film. It is a tense courtroom drama that follows a family man who gets appointed as a juror on a murder trial. During the case, he realizes a crucial piece of evidence. If revealed, it can lead to an unfair verdict. As a result, he faces a moral dilemma.
Clint Eastwood directed this film based on a screenplay by Jonathan Abrams. The film stars Nicholas Hoult as the morally conflicted juror. Besides Hoult as the protagonist, the cast also includes Toni Collette, J. K. Simmons, Chris Messina, Zoey Deutch, Cedric Yarbrough, and Kiefer Sutherland.
The film received a limited theatrical release in the United States and is now available to stream on Max. It is also available for rent on Prime Video.
For those wondering about its filming location, Juror #2 was shot in Savannah, Georgia. It is the same city where the film takes place.
Where was Juror #2 filmed?
The Georgia residents may have noticed some familiar locations in Clint Eastwood's latest courtroom drama. This is because the film was mainly shot in Savannah, a coastal Georgia city where the story is set.
The few key scenes in the Nicolas Hault film were shot in important locations in Savannah. It includes Pooler City Hall, Savannah City Hall, and The Fitzroy Bar.
Pooler City Hall
It goes without saying that a courtroom is the most important location in a courtroom drama. So, the Pooler City Hall in Savannah is the key location for Eastwood's intense drama. This is where most of the film's heated debates happen and where the juror faces a moral conundrum.
The Fitzroy Bar
Besides the courtroom, many key scenes in the new Eastwood film occur in a bar. The Fitzroy Bar in Savannah serves as the real location for these crucial scenes that can make or break the murder case.
Savannah City Hall
While Pooler City Hall serves as the court's interior in the film, the Savannah City Hall helps with the exterior shots in the movie. It is a famous landmark in the city, known for its unique architecture.
Toni Colette on her filming experience in Savannah
Toni Colette, who stars as prosecutor Faith Killebrew, spoke with Fox5 about her experience working for this film in Savannah. She said,
I got there in July, and it was an overwhelming element to have to deal with. But the history of Savannah is so prevalent and so romanticized … to be able to just walk the streets and do those tours and get some insight into the history, and also Clint’s made movies there before. So, you feel like you're stepping into a movie … into a movie, you know?
Before Juror #2, Eastwood's 1997 film Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil was also shot in Savannah, Georgia.
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