“Queenpins” will depict the storey of “a suburban housewife who is fed up with her husband and society dismissing and overlooking her,” who resolves to reclaim control of her life by organising an illegal discount club. Her company ends up defrauding huge food corporations out of millions of dollars “while giving deals to millions of fellow coupon cutters.”
Connie’s idea, according to the trailer for “Queenpins,” is to offer coupons to other Americans for a profit, which she obtains by filing bogus complaints with firms. Connie recruits JoJo, and the two quickly start rolling cash thanks to their combined expertise and the assistance of Tempe Tina.
The film is based on the true experiences of Robin Ramirez, Amiko Fountain, and Marilyn Johnson, the three real women suspected of being the ringleaders of the greatest counterfeit coupon scam in US history.
During a raid on the women’s residences in 2012, authorities discovered $25 million in fraudulent coupons, leading them to believe that at least 40 manufacturers had been duped. However, because “Queenpins” is a fictitious comedy, the tone will most likely be lighter than the events that occurred in real life.
The comedy’s teaser was recently released by STXfilms, and it features Kristen Bell and Kirby Howell-Baptiste at the centre of a multi-million dollar counterfeit coupon scam. This is also Bebe Rexha’s first acting role as Tempe Tina.
Queenpins filming locations
This comedy movie about scorned suburban housewives was filmed in Los Angeles California as the mocie itself has no need for fancy international location because the entire heist takes place done by regular people, in regular settings. Even though the real incident which serves as inspiration for the film took place in Arizona, the filming was done in Los Angeles, California.
California has moderate weather, lengthy coastlines, breathtaking scenery, and a wide range of landscapes. Many well-known films have been shot at California’s state parks. These parks have “stand-in” for sites all around the world due to the wide variety of trees, plants, and flowers in various areas.
While the Los Angeles area has been the scene of countless filming locations, the state has been home to a slew of renowned films and television shows. For film and television fans, there may be no better way to spend a vacation in California than visiting some of the state’s most incredible filming locations.
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles is the home of Hollywood and we doubt there will ever be a more iconic location to film in. Hollywood is a Los Angeles neighbourhood located in the heart of the city. Its moniker has become a shorthand for the American film business and the people who work in it. Many of the company’s studios were formed there, including Columbia Pictures, Disney, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., and Universal Pictures; Paramount still operates studios there.
It would be difficult to include all of the films and television shows that have been shot in and around Los Angeles. In fact, simply driving through the neighbourhood will likely reveal that much of it is fairly familiar. If you want to see some of your favourite stars’ exact locales, you may start with the Griffith Observatory, which is almost as famous as the Hollywood sign.
For movie buffs, it’s arguably best known as the setting for James Dean’s Rebel Without a Cause. It is here, within the planetarium, that the young actor portraying the new student seeks to impress his peers.
This film will no doubt be an interesting one to watch for sure and the fact that it is based on a true story makes it all the more exciting. Keep an eye out for its release on the 10th of September!