The Corona delayed the filming, but finally there is a first taste of the series "Hit and Run" created by Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff for Netflix • Looks wow
This is finally happening:
Three years after Netflix approved the production of the new action series from the creators of "Fauda", "Hit & Run", the first official trailer of the series was released today (Wednesday).
The series, which is scheduled to air this summer, was created by Lior Raz (who also stars in the lead role) and Avi Issacharoff, and was filmed partly in New York and partly in Israel.
Netflix's official synopsis presents the series' frame story as follows: "A man's life suddenly changes when his beloved wife is killed in a hit-and-run accident in Tel Aviv." In espionage matters - which leads him to New York and puts him into action.
The production of the series was approved as early as July 2018 and filming began in New York.
In February 2020, the filming arrived in Tel Aviv, but a few weeks later the corona burst and the filming was stopped - which greatly delayed the work on the series.
About two months ago, photography resumed in Israel, and as part of it, a number of main streets in Tel Aviv were blocked, including 1909 Boulevard, Derech Shlomo, Ahad Ha'am and Nahalat Binyamin.
One of the producers of "Hit and Run" is Mike Barker, whose work "The Story of a Slave" stands out.
The cost of an episode of the new series is estimated at about four million dollars.
