11 movies and TV shows filming in Toronto this February

Well COVID-19 may have put things on hold for a little while in Hollywood — but these productions are back in action and the show must go on! After a brief hiatus, these movies and TV shows are finally back on location in Toronto filming this month.

Here are 11 movies and TV shows filming in the Toronto area this February.

Slumberland

Slumberland will be on location in Toronto this February, with production expected to continue into late May. The series stars Jason Momoa, who is quite the busy guy filming both Slumberland and See in the city right now. This Netflix creation is said to be an adaptation of the animated movie Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland. 

Locke and Key Season 2

Locke and Key will be filming in Toronto this month, and production is expected to continue into March. This supernatural horror series streaming on Netflix was adapted from a comic book series written by Joe Hill. The series focuses on the Locke family who move into their father’s family home, called Keyhouse, following his death. It has already been confirmed that Netflix renewed the show for a third season set to film sometime in late 2021.

In the Dark Season 3

In the Dark is back on location in Toronto this February filming for season three of this dark drama series. The series follows a young blind woman named Murphy, played by Perry Mattfeld, who believes she found the corpse of her friend in an alley by her house. When the body suddenly goes missing, and the police don’t believe her story, Murphy sets out on her own to figure out what really happened.

Clarice Season 1

Being called the Silence of the Lambs sequel series, Clarice will be filming its first season in Toronto this month. The series is set one year later following the events of the Silence of the Lambs, and tells FBI agent Clarice Starling’s side of the story. Production for the new series started this past October and will wrap up by the end of March.

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 4

The Handmaid’s Tale is on location in Toronto this February to continue filming its fourth season of the hit show. Starring Elisabeth Moss, Alexis Bedel, Yvonne Strahovski, Joseph Fiennes, and others, the series is based on the bestselling novel by Margaret Atwood.

The Expanse Season 6

After many voiced their mixed emotions over the show being cancelled after Season 3, Amazon Prime Video picked up The Expanse as of season four. So it seems the fans have spoken on this one, as Amazon is still producing new episodes of this space war drama series with season six filming in Toronto this month.

Titans Season 3

Also being referred to by its working title of “Freebirds”, Titans will set up production again in the Toronto area this month. Starring Minka Kelly, Brenton Thwaites and Anna Diop among others, this DC Universe series is about a group of superheroes led by Nightwing who work together to fight crime and evil. Filming is expected to continue into April.

Star Trek: Discovery Season 4

Star Trek: Discovery will be filming season four in Toronto this February. Commonly referred to by its code name “Green Harvest” the series is set approximately 10 years before the original Star Trek series and stars Sonequa Martin-Green and Doug Jones among others.

See Season 2

Starring Jason Momoa, See is on location in Toronto to shoot its second season, with most filming taking place at Cinespace Film Studios. The series first season was originally filmed in British Columbia, but filming was moved to Toronto for season two. Production started in late October and will continue into the summer.

Good Witch Season 7

Good Witch will be in Toronto this month filming for its seventh season. Based upon the Good Witch movie franchise, Catherine Bell returns to her role as Cassie Nightingale in the series alongside her daughter Grace played by Bailee Madison.

The Boys Season 3

Based on the comic book The Boys by Garth Ennis, this superhero drama series is back filming in Toronto this February for its third season. With a long cast list including Karl Urban, Chace Crawford, Erin Moriarty, and Dominique McElligott among others, the series was created by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Eric Kripke. Production is expected to continue into August.