Bruce Campbell: Production photos of Ripley’s Believe It or Not! in Orlando

Bruce Campbell has been captured behind the scenes, hard at work on his upcoming Travel Channel series, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Is it summer yet?

Last month, we confirmed that Bruce Campbell was filming his upcoming Travel Channel series, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! at the Ripley Warehouse in Orlando, Florida. Up until now, we have only seen a photo provided by the actor himself on Twitter striking a pose with a wax figure of our current President.

Yesterday, Orlando Weekly revealed that shooting recently wrapped on Campbell’s latest venture. If you were a fan of Ripley’s in the 90’s then you will remember that Dean Cain introduced segments from the facility that the company owns in Los Angeles.

For this latest incarnation, Bruce will be “exploring” the gigantic Orlando storage building. We know that there will be 10 one-hour episodes and that the series will premiere in the summer. Beyond that, the Travel Channel has been pretty quiet.

As Campbell’s fans eagerly anticipate his return to television, Orlando Weekly was lucky enough to get exclusive pictures of the actor hard at work in front of the cameras. In the first shot, we see Bruce amidst boxes of artifacts.

Bruce Campbell – Behind the Scenes of Ripley’s – Courtesy of Ripley Entertainment and Orlando Weekly

For the second photo, the actor can be seen in the background while a member of the crew gets ready with the clapboard for the take.

Bruce Campbell – Behind the Scene of Ripley’s 2 – Courtesy of Ripley Entertainment and Orlando Weekly

In the last still, we can see the director looking at the monitors while Campbell performs his segment.

Bruce Campbell – Behind the Scenes of Ripley’s 3 – Courtesy of Ripley Entertainment and Orlando Weekly

2019 is turning out to be an extremely busy one for the actor. After wrapping Ripley’s production, he is set to appear at Monsterpalooza on April 13 and 14 in Pasadena, California. Today, his legendary character Ash Williams is added to the asymmetrical survival horror game, Dead by Daylight. Giving those still grieving the cancellation of Ash vs Evil Dead the chance to not only play their hero but hear Bruce voice his alter ego as well.

Campbell has also been added to the animated version of the beloved children’s series, The Last Kids on Earth for 6 episodes. So, until the official word on the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! premiere is given, those of you who can’t get enough of the actor can visit his website, bruce-campbell.com to stay up to date with his schedule.

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