October 30, 2026 - 11:05 am

Actor and Las Vegas resident Mark Wahlberg said he is no longer part of the push to create a “Hollywood 2.0” in Summerlin.

Wahlberg, who lives in Summerlin with his family, said the studios are no longer eyeing Southern Nevada after a failed effort in the Nevada Legislature to lure them to Summerlin.

“I think that ship has sailed, unfortunately,” Wahlberg told the Review-Journal on Thursday at an appearance at Red Rock Resort. “I think the studios now are going off and chasing other cities and states wherever the tax credits are the most competitive.”

After an effort to get tax credits approved toward building motion picture studios in Summerlin failed for a third time last year, the A-list actor told the Review-Journal last November that he’d still push to land them in Southern Nevada in the 2027 legislative session.

With the studios no longer interested in the state, Wahlberg said, it is unfortunate that the plan couldn’t come to fruition.

“I really feel like it was a big…