This time, the reason for stopping work on the painting is not quite the usual one.
The shooting of the tenth part of “Fast and the Furious” is again postponed. This time, ordinary citizens were against the work of Louis Leterrier’s film, next to whose houses the film set was located.
Residents of one of the Los Angeles neighborhoods protest against the shooting of the new Fast and the Furious. They gathered during a peaceful rally and asked to stop working on a film loved by millions of viewers that promotes dangerous street racing and traffic violations.
“It’s super dangerous” “It doesn’t take a smart person to figure out that if you lose control you’ll bump into someone or something” “We’re waiting for this to happen to one of our neighbors, to our kids before someone yells for take action, or are we going to do it before it happens?”, “Street racing kills!” Deadline quoted the protesters.
Photo source: Legion-Media
Author: Marta Baumgertner
Source: Popcorn News
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