'Geechee' Crew Member Injured in Encounter With Dominican Republic Authorities

Production of series three of Sky comedy Brassic has been paused after a member of the crew tested positive for coronavirus.

Naman Ramachandran Filming of Comcast-owned Sky’s comedy show “Brassic” has been temporarily halted after a crew member exhibited coronavirus symptoms, a Sky spokesperson has confirmed to Variety.“Throughout this time, the safety of our colleagues and customers remains our number one priority,” said the Sky spokesperson. “The ‘Brassic’ production has paused with cast and crew now self-isolating.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorSky has halted filming on Season 3 of its hit comedy drama Brassic after a crew member displayed coronavirus symptoms.Production on the Calamity Films drama has been paused and cast and crew have gone into self-isolation following the incident, which comes as a second wave of coronavirus is beginning to gather strength in the UK.Brassic stars including co-creator Joe Gilgun and Michelle Keegan are among those who have been impacted by the break in filming,

Rosamund Pike has a soft spot for an antihero. “I sort of relish living in the shadows of morals,” explains Pike over a Wednesday evening phone call from the Czech Republic, where she is currently filming Amazon’s series adaption of popular fantasy novel The Wheel of Time.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterWelcome to the latest edition of International Insider. This week we’re looking forward to Toronto International Film Festival, which began yesterday, and closing the book on Venice, which ends tomorrow.

Geechee in the Dominican Republic has been shot multiple times by police.Geechee is a thriller co-produced by Jamie Foxx that stars Andrea Riseborough as a scientist who leaves her New York home to start a new life in the Sea Islands.Deadline has reported that police opened fire on a convoy of cars containing crew with one unidentified international crew member being shot several times.The publication reports that they suffered minor injuries and have now left hospital and been flown home.The

Steve Clarke 's side are in Olomouc on Nations League duty to face a Czech Republic side served a grim reminder of the fragility of the game's current existence.The entire squad involved in Friday's win over Slovenia have been placed into Covid-19 quarantine and an entirely new contingent has been hastily assembled in its place.Only defender Roman Hubnik and striker Stanislav Tecl have caps to their name, but have spent four and two years out of the picture, respectively.It creates a hugely

Jordan Moreau Production has been suspended on AGC Studios’ film “Geechee” in the Dominican Republic after police officers injured a crew member on the night of Sept. 2.Agents from the Dominican Drug Control Forces injured a crew member who was scouting locations for the film, according to a statement obtained by Variety from the Dominican production company Lantica Media.The incident was the result of an undercover operation conducted by drug control agents in the area.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: A serious incident took place this week on the set of AGC Studios’ pic Geechee in the Dominican Republic when police opened fire on a convoy of cars containing crew.One unidentified international crew member was shot several times, but only suffered minor injuries and has now left hospital and been flown home. No one else was seriously injured.Our sources tell us that the incident took place on Wednesday evening (September 2).

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Production has been temporarily shut down again on “The Batman” after one of the crew members tested positive for coronavirus.

“The Batman” has suspended filming in the United Kingdom after a crew member tested positive for coronavirus.“A member of ‘The Batman’ production has tested positive for Covid-19 and is isolating in accordance with established protocols,” a Warner Bros. spokesperson said in a statement.