Some new promo images for Killing Bono can be found in this Screendaily article. They have been added to the gallery as well as some more set pics courtesy of Denis and Kerry on Facebook.

A huge thank you to Jaque Joy on Facebook for giving us permission to add some of her photos to our gallery. They appear to have been taken at a party for Killing Bono on February 13th. Click here to see the new additions

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I’ve updated the gallery with some new pictures the first is Ben on the set of the Dawn Treader with Zack Kibria which was found on his facebook here Loaded to the gallery here. The other load of pictures are very very small they are biggest I could get with no watermarks on them if you can get hold of them bigger please send them our way. All 5 loaded to the gallery here.

Both NarniaFans and NarniaWeb got a chance to view early footage of Voyage of the Dawn Treader. They like what they see so far which is great news for all of us who are looking forward to the film. To read their reports, please click here and here.

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Belfast Telegraph has another article and new image from the set of Killing Bono.

The pic has been added to our gallery.

The sounds of car crashing and classic U2 tunes reverberated around Belfast city centre last night — as the final scenes of the movie Killing Bono were shot in Belfast.

With Joshua Tree LP adverts, retro wear and vintage cars, Royal Avenue, Library Street and Little Donegall Street were made over to look like 1980s Dublin.

During almost six hours of filming, the Belfast crew captured what one insider described as “the biggest scene in the film”.

Filming of the story, set around the formative school years of the Dublin supergroup, whose hits include I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, has been taking place across Belfast for weeks.

It tells the story from the point of view of the less successful rival band which a classmate of Bono’s, Neil McCormick and his brother, set up in the late 1970s.

At around 11pm last night the film’s main character McCormick, played by Ben Barnes, was filmed racing to the Frames Complex in search of Bono.

Unfortunately he doesn’t make it, instead smashing into a parked car outside the venue.

Location manager Andrew Wilson described last night’s filming as “action-packed”.

He said: “These scenes make up the penultimate scenes of the film.

“They are crucial to the overall theme and are very exciting. We are, as you can see, taking over much of Royal Avenue.”

The Bono character was sadly nowhere to be seen, but that didn’t discourage onlookers who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the actors.

Described as a low budget film, Killing Bono is the latest in an increasingly long line of film productions to hit the streets of the Belfast.

Mr Wilson described the film industry here as “booming”.

He said: “Northern Ireland is popular because crews can be within pretty much anywhere within an hour. That means they can move from a city to the country in that short space of time.

“When time is money — as it is within the film industry — that becomes hugely important. Film crews can fly into Belfast and be on the Antrim Coast in under an hour. There is a huge amount of money to be made in the industry here — thankfully the Northern Ireland film industry has never been stronger.”

Killing Bono wraps on Saturday morning and its expected release date is later in the summer.

You can read a short article of Killing Bono filming here

The Joshua Tree was released in 1987. So why the advertisement? Well, the poster (and Little Donegall Street) is part of a scene from music comedy Killing Bono, being filmed in Belfast.