M. Night Shyamalan moves filming of ‘Remain’ to downtown Newport. Here’s where.

NewPort – 24 hours after the hottest June on Rhode Island, M. Night Shyamalan and Film teams took over Washington Square and Eisenhower Park for a day shoot for “Konak” on Wednesday, June 25th.

In the afternoon, the action focused on dozens of extra extra for a crowded scene with at least simulated live music.

From time to time, the traffic around the square was stopped and they were asked to wait for a moment from the springs or find an alternative way.

NewPort is the fourth East Bay community that hosts at least shooting, Warren, Little Compton and Bristol, at least in the Gulf of Narraragansett, a prudence Island Island Ferry Cruise. Instagram Post Shyamalan celebrates the first day of shooting. Filming is expected to drive on a sound scene in the province and the providnce in the Cranston Street Cafe.

On June 25, the temperatures in Newport rose to the low level of the 90s, overwhelmed enough, but it was not as oppressive until June 24, when it flirted with three high steps.

This article was initially released on the Providence Journal: Shyamalan, ‘Remain’ shot to Newport, RI