Local Gallery Has Starring Role In 'Kill Room' In Hoboken (PHOTOS)

HOBOKEN, NJ — Uma Thurman spent another day in mile-square Hoboken on Monday filming "The Kill Room," a feature film also starring Samuel L. Jackson, directed by New Jersey native Nicol Paone.

Thurman stepped into the sunshine on Tenth Street several times, pleasing onlookers. She was filming in the same spot as on Friday — inside Field Colony, an art gallery and cowork space in an old corner building on Tenth Street.

Filming also appeared to be taking place around the corner at the small Beethoven's Veranda flower shop.

The crew temporarily changed the street signs Monday to match signs in lower Manhattan:

On Friday, Jackson and Thurman had spent the day filming inside the same gallery as rain poured outside. Then, Jackson enjoyed supper in Hoboken:

The cast had also been filming earlier last week in Jersey City and in Lyndhurst, where director Paone grew up.

On Monday, Thurman was seen leaving the set at 4 p.m. in a van.

According to the state of New Jersey, the movie will be filming in Hoboken and Jersey City throughout May.

The movie has been described as both an action film and a comedy: "A hitman, his boss, an art dealer and a money-laundering scheme that accidentally turns the assassin into an overnight avant-garde sensation, one that forces her to play the art world against the underworld."

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