From Austin Butler to famous American punk band: Hungary swarmed by superstars

Austin Butler embarked on numerous adventures alongside Florence Pugh. Last summer saw the filming of the second instalment of Dune in Hungary, drawing world-renowned stars like Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Dave Bautista, Javier Bardem, Stellan Skarsgard and Josh Brolin back to Budapest. Joining the cast were Léa Seydoux, Christopher Walken and the returning Florence Pugh and Austin Butler.

Austin Butler’s visit

During the New York premiere of the film, the actor expressed his fondness for Hungary to a reporter, highlighting his extended stay in the country during filming according, as reported by 24.hu.

I was in Hungary for the whole shoot, it was wonderful. It truly is a beautiful country

shared Austin Butler, who also disclosed that he had shared many experiences in Hungary with his colleague Florence Pugh. The actor also discussed how Florence Pugh encouraged them to break out of their tendency to become overly absorbed in their acting roles, urging them to embark on explorations across Hungary.

Their shared adventures across the country left both actors with unforgettable experiences. Austin Butler now joins a long line of celebrities captivated by Hungary’s allure. Yet, as a legendary American band prepares to make its debut appearance, what impressions will they carry back about this charming country?

Circle Jerks coming to Hungary

Making its debut appearance, the iconic American band called Circle Jerks is set to take the stage in Hungary. Having reunited once again in 2022, the band will unleash their raw energy at the Dürer Kert Great Hall on 29 May, promising to captivate audiences with their timeless album, Group Sex, now celebrating its 40th anniversary. Formed in 1979 in the vibrant music scene of Los Angeles, this hardcore punk sensation was born from the creative minds of Keith Morris, the founding vocalist of Black Flag, and Greg Heston, renowned guitarist from Redd Kross and later, Bad Religion.