From Game of Thrones to Interstellar: How Iceland Became a Hollywood Hotspot
Increasing numbers of international blockbusters are being filmed in Iceland
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From Game of Thrones to Interstellar - A Tour of Iceland's Stunning Film Locations
With black sands, blue lagoons, and volcanic terrain that stretches out over the horizon, Iceland's breathtaking beauty has attracted a number of major Hollywood productions.
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