FX series with Ethan Hawke films in Bartlesville, Oklahoma

The Hughes Ranch and downtown Bartlesville were used as locations.

The Oscar-nominated actor Ethan Hawke has been reflected, but the sightings in and around Bartlesville suggest that the FX series described as “Tulsa Noir” is well underway.

While details are closely under closure, Hawke has been discovered in Northeasters Oklahoma in the past few weeks, whereby the fans put photos and production teams directly in front of Bartlesville in Tulsa.

Although there were no official permits in the file on Wednesday morning, the city later confirmed a request to block parking near the Bartlesville town hall for Monday, March 31st – a sign that the shooting could soon move to the city center.

The series with the original title ” The sensitive wayStars Hawke as a man who “knows too much”, says a variety article. It was created by Oklahoma and created together and Reservation dogs Clear Sterlin Harjo, who also leads and executed the FX production.

Hughes Ranch became a Hollywood shoot a lot

Much of the local filming took place on the Hughes Ranch outside of Bartlesville, so several local restaurants that offer catering services. According to business owners in the city center, Scouts visited their shop fronts and indicate that more filming may be imminent this weekend and early next week.

“In the past few months we have worked with a TV production that was shot on a local ranch,” said Maria Gus, director of Bartlesville. “You also searched for several areas in the Bartlesville community. I have no freedom to offer details, but I will say that this special production overnight stays with restaurants and small companies for services.”

While the complete economic effects will only be known in turning wraps, production is expected to exceed for around 20 days, with up to 100 to 150 crew members being moved into the city for a few days.

“Having a crew in the city is like visitors for a conference or a convention,” said Gus.

Bartlesville native as extras in the FX series by Ethan Hawke

The residents of Bartlesville are already part of the story – literally. Tim Hudson, based in Bartlesville, said he worked on the set for three different days and portrayed a militia member, a dinner and a bar patron.

“I had scenes with Ethan Hawke and Tim Blake Nelson, who also come from Oklahoma,” said Hudson. “I have been in other productions now and know that others were collected for it. It’s cool to see them with locals. I live evidence.”

While the extras are defined by points of action-partly because nobody really knows what’s going on, the excitement is felt.

“I know it’s about a journalist,” added Hudson. “But to be honest, we don’t know much. You could work for five hours and dive for a minute and a half. I can’t wait to look at it and find it out.”

Another resident of Bartlesville, Josh Waddell, also joined the production. He remembered how he had shot a scene in the city center of Tulsa and said the experience was “really fun”.

Waddell laughed when he was asked how close he came.

“Well, I haven’t touched Ethan Hawke,” he said. “But I was sitting in a cabin that was tasted by him and ate breakfast.”

“In the end, they made ad-libs all in character and made jokes. It was very entertaining,” he said.

When asked if he would spoil something, Waddell would not say.

“No,” he said. “You have to see it yourself. But look out for my elbow – it is in the background for four or five seconds.”

Oklahoma continues to roll as Hollywood hotspot

Production combines Harjo and Hawke after the actor’s appearance in Reservation dogswho followed his third and last season in 2023. The FX series received several Emmy nominations and consolidated Harjo’s reputation as a driving force in the indigenous stories rooted in Oklahoma.

With “Killers of the Flower Moon” in 2023 and “Twisters in 2024”, Oklahoma quickly becomes a backdrop for important Hollywood productions.

While the city’s employees continue to check parking inquiries, the residents of Bartlesville scan sidewalks for signs of Hawke – or at least one camera team – while their city is quietly turning into the backdrop for the next large series of FX.

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FX series with Ethan Hawke films in Bartlesville, Oklahoma

ByAmelia Journalton

The Hughes Ranch and downtown Bartlesville were used as locations.

Hughes Ranch became a Hollywood shoot a lot

Bartlesville native as extras in the FX series by Ethan Hawke

Oklahoma continues to roll as Hollywood hotspot

By Amelia Journalton

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