Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim excited to see ‘The Last of Us’ come to city to film Season 2
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim said he would be excited to see a post-apocalyptic “blown up” version of city hall, after announcing that hit HBO TV seriesSim said the filming will provide Vancouver with more “swagger,” as well as hundreds of jobs, career opportunities and significant contributions to the local economy.
Sim said that executives at the time were still deciding where to film the next season of the wildly popular show, which stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as their characters traverse the United States 20 years after a fungal pandemic collapses society. “I’m so excited for everyone, not just people that work in the industry, but for all of Vancouver. This is great for our city.”
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