Hollywood director James Cameron had reportedly landed in New Zealand to resume the production of the highly anticipated film, Avatar 2. The team of the film had to suspend all the work due to the global outbreak of Coronavirus.
18.05.2020 - 12:47 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Police Scotland officers have spoken to the writer Neil Gaiman who admitted to travelling more than 11,000 miles from New Zealand to his house in Skye in breach of Scotland's lockdown rules.
The American Gods and Good Omens author said he travelled to Scotland so he could "isolate easily" after he and his wife Amanda agreed they "needed to give each other some space".
Writing on his blog, he described how he flew "masked and gloved" from Auckland Airport to Los Angeles (LAX) and then on to
Hollywood director James Cameron had reportedly landed in New Zealand to resume the production of the highly anticipated film, Avatar 2. The team of the film had to suspend all the work due to the global outbreak of Coronavirus.
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Police Scotland officers have spoken to the writer Neil Gaiman who admitted to travelling more than 11,000 miles from New Zealand to his house in Skye in breach of Scotland’s lockdown rules.