Where was ALL THE OLD KNIVES Shot? Exploration Of Amazon Filming Sites

All The Old Knives is now available on Prime Video, featuring Chris Pine and Thandie Newton as two estranged CIA operatives on a mission to identify a mole from six years ago. We disclose the location of the filming of All The Old Knives.

WARNING! Content contains All The Old Knives’ spoilers.

After an effort to stop a terrorist plot goes catastrophically wrong and the CIA loses everyone aboard the Royal Jordan Flight 127, the two are reunited in the film.

With scenes cutting and flipping between past and present, it’s easy to become lost in the film’s non-linear flashback. All the Old Knives, on the other hand, promises to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

What gorgeous locales do you think this spy thriller will be set in?

WHERE WAS ALL THE OLD KNIVES FILMED?

In the United States, much of the filming took place in Monterey County, California.

The Big Sur, a length of coastline that runs from the picturesque city of Carmel to San Simeon, is one of the sights shown in these photos. In addition, Bixby Creek Bridge, one of the most photographed bridges in the United States, is included in a sequence.

The show is set in Carmel-by-the-Sea, and the majority of Pine and Newton’s scenes are shot there. Fans may visit the township, which is a famous tourist destination, to live out their undercover agent dreams.

WERE SOME OF THE SCENERIES REALLY RECORDED IN VIENNA?

Filming for sequences located in Vienna was conducted in London, England’s capital city. The British Museum on Great Russell Street and Bankside were used as stand-ins for Vienna during filming.

By adding market chairs with German signage within frames, the cinematography crew converted Bankside into Vienna.

Filming in London began in December 2020 and was expected to end in March 2021, according to the film’s director.

DATE OF RELEASE AND PLOT TEASE FOR ALL THE OLD KNIVES

On April 8th, 2022, the streaming behemoth Amazon Prime released All The Old Knives. The movie is one hour and 42 minutes long.

The narrative follows Chris Pine as he reconnects with Thandie Newton, a former coworker (and lover). Pine is looking for an ex-operative who disclosed classified information six years ago, resulting in the deaths of several plane passengers.

All The Old Knives is no exception to the rule that no espionage film is complete without narrative twists and double-crossings. From start to finish, fans will be thrown into a whirlwind attempting to figure out who is betraying who.

All The Old Knives is the perfect film to stream this weekend if you’re in the mood for mystery and intrigue, with one final surprise at the film’s finale.