Keanu Reeves and the ‘Matrix’ Cast Hold Secret Wrap Party in Germany Amid Pandemic

here“It was simply terrible,” mayor Wolfram Leibe told n-tv television after visiting the site on Tuesday.Mr Leibe said the perpetrator “drove through the pedestrian zone, clearly at high speed, and killed several people and injured several, some of them seriously”.The driver is being questioned by police, he said.“I don’t want to speculate, but all of us are asking ourselves … what drives a person to do something like this?” Mr Leibe said.“Of course I don’t have an answer to this question.”The

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German police fired water cannons Wednesday at demonstrators protesting coronavirus restrictions in Berlin’s government district, after crowds ignored calls to wear masks and keep their distance from one another in line with pandemic regulations. As the cannons soaked protesters outside the landmark Brandenburg Gate, police in riot gear moved through the crowd carrying away some participants.

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Keanu Reeves' The Matrix 4 found itself in controversy after news broke out claiming the cast and crew broke the COVID-19 laws in Germany. For the unversed, the fourth film from the franchise resumed production after the lockdown rules were eased.

The Matrix 4 held a wrap party in Berlin, disguised as a film shoot to get around German COVID-19 laws, reports say.The film, currently set for an April 2022 release, wrapped up filming at the Babelsberg studios just outside Berlin this week.German newspaper Bild reports (via the Guardian) that producers Lana and Lilly Wachowski organised a party at the studios on Wednesday (November 11), disguised as a film shoot codenamed ‘Icecream Teamevent’.The report says approximately 200 people attended

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