Set-jetting holiday: 4 film locations in Malaysia to check out


Bharat tea plantation in Cameron Highlands is a unique attraction for visitors. — The Star

Malaysia is a great destination for all kinds of travellers, as it has a rich history, diverse culinary offerings, spectacular natural landscapes ... and great people. These reasons have also attracted some international filmmakers to shoot movies in our country.

Reportedly, British actress Florence Pugh, who stars in numerous films including Black Widow, Oppenheimer and Don’t Worry Darling, was recently in Kuala Lumpur to film scenes for the upcoming superhero flick, Thunderbolts. The reports also stated that Pugh was in KL to film a stunt at the Merdeka 118 skyscraper.

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