After a two week hiatus, Fox's Babylon A.D., starring Vin Diesel, has picked production back up, notes Variety.

The Mathieu Kassovitz-directed film was budgeted at $60 million; as resumed shooting in the Czech Republic after a two-week hiatus to "sort things out." Producer Ilan Goldman said the difficulties are routine for any big-scale film, including uncooperative weather (including a lack of snow) and problems with set construction. Latter caused the production designer to ankle; a stunt coordinator and the first assistant director were replaced as well.

After a fruitless scouting mission to Iceland, the production still needs to find a location with snow for footage that will take six to eight days to shoot. In the film, Diesel plays a mercenary hired to escort a young woman who has been genetically tampered with, containing a virus that could destroy the human race. Yeoh plays a nun accompanying the young girl.

Babylon A.D. was released August 29th, 2008 and stars Vin Diesel, Michelle Yeoh, Mélanie Thierry, Lambert Wilson, Mark Strong, Jérôme Le Banner, Charlotte Rampling, Gérard Depardieu. The film is directed by Mathieu Kassovitz.