The plans for Holyport Studios, announced in 2022, were for a complex extending over 43-hectares (106-acres) of land on Gay’s Lane, split into three areas.
The sound stages, workshops and offices would allow multiple film and TV productions to be shot on the same day and at the same time.
A “media village” would include a virtual reality studio offering CGI creation, augmented and virtual reality and gaming, while there would also be an area for open-air filming.
Councillors turned down the development which would be on green belt land.
Greystoke Land appealed to the government’s planning inspectorate, asking it to overturn the council’s decision.
The firm said the studios needed sufficient space and to be located near to other film industry sites in west London and the south east.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government said it had recovered an appeal by Greystokes Land for film studios and associated works at Holyport in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
