At Ryme Automotive we are proud to announce that our products were present in the filming of the movie Den of Thieves 2: Panther, recently released in Amazon Prime VideoThis long-awaited sequel, starring Gerard Butler, O'Shea Jackson Jr. y Michael Bisping, takes us to a new setting of intense action, thrilling chases and top-level police operations.
An international production of this caliber demands maximum reliability and realism in every detail, especially in the setting of police vehicles and urban action scenes. In this context, Ryme Automotive has been selected as a supplier of emergency lighting systems, providing high-performance, professional-quality solutions.
What products have we supplied?
During the filming of Den of Thieves 2: PantherOur technical team has worked closely with the production department to equip vehicles and spaces with the following components:
- Emergency light bridges: Used in the featured police vehicles. This model offers optimal visibility in rapid response and pursuit situations, ensuring safety and realism on screen.
- Strobe LED modules: Used for dynamic signage, additional lighting, and emergency scene recreation. Their intensity and reliability have been key in the most demanding scenes.
- Work lamps: essential for lighting technical areas during night filming and in complex locations.
- High-adhesion magnetic supports: facilitating the quick and safe assembly of lighting systems on vehicles and mobile structures.
Another step in the international projection of our brand
Participate in a blockbuster like Den of Thieves 2: Panther consolidates Ryme Automotive's presence beyond the traditional industrial and aftermarket environment. The trust placed by the production team in our products demonstrates their reliability, technical quality and versatility, even under extreme filming conditions.
Partially filmed in Spain
Den of Thieves 2: Panther The film was partially filmed in Spain, specifically in the Canary Islands. The city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife played a prominent role as the main filming location. During production, various urban areas were transformed to represent European settings, including a police station, a jewelry store, and a bar with a French aesthetic.
Additionally, some scenes were filmed on the neighboring island of Gran Canaria. These locations provided a versatile environment that allowed for the recreation of various European settings, contributing to the realism and authenticity of the film's action and chase scenes.
The choice of the Canary Islands as a filming location underscores Spain's growing importance as an international film destination, thanks to its diverse landscapes and the facilities offered for large-scale productions.
