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A major new film is being shot on the Isle of Man during this year's TT Races, and the island itself is playing a key role in the story. The movie, called 'Isle of Man,' stars Channing Tatum and Eve Hewson, and is being produced by Amazon MGM. Director Reid Carolin has a personal connection to the island, as his mother used to tell him stories about it when he was a child. She always said the Isle of Man was her favorite place in the world. It was only when Carolin started researching for this film that he realized the island his mother loved was the same one where he would be making a movie.

Carolin says his goal is to capture both the excitement of the TT Races and the unique beauty of the Isle of Man. He wants to show how the island comes alive during race week and how important the place is to the people who live there and visit. When he first visited the Isle of Man four years ago, he was amazed by the energy and spirit of the TT. He believes the TT is the purest sporting event because the riders compete for the love of racing, not just for fame or money. The film crew is working closely with the real TT teams and racers to make sure everything in the movie feels authentic. They are careful not to get in the way of the actual races and want fans to enjoy the event as usual, even if they see filming happening nearby.

Local residents are also getting involved in the production. Jessica Newing from Colby is working as an extra, playing a television reporter. She says being part of the movie has made this year's TT even more exciting for her. Alan Cooper from Douglas, another extra, has been a TT fan for 20 years and is enjoying the chance to see what goes on behind the scenes. He says it's easy for him to play a TT fan because he has so much experience. Kenneth Susaya from Douglas is also taking part as an extra and is excited to be involved in a Hollywood film. He hopes the movie will help promote the Isle of Man and attract more tourists. Everyone involved is proud to show off their island and hopes the film will be a great advertisement for the Isle of Man.