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‘Mockingjay Part 2’ premiere scaled back after Paris attacks
Posted On Nov 16 2015
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This means that main stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks and others will head to the screening in Los Angeles after taking photos and taking signatures or selfies with the fans.
“Out of respect for the very recent events in Paris, we have made a decision to modify our red carpet and we will not conduct interviews at Monday’s “Mockingjay 2″ premiere”, the studio said in a statement.
“Further, we stand with the people of Paris and our thoughts go out to all those affected by these awful events”.
Tuesday night’s Paris premiere of Tom Hardy film Legend has been called off.
The Paris premiere of Steven Spielberg’s espionage drama, “Bridge of Spies”, originally planned for Sunday, was canceled by Twentieth Century Fox, which is distributing the film in that country, amid current events that make the gentlemen’s game of the Cold War seem that much more dated.
In fact a few critics also suggest that the producers of the films have unnecessarily drawn out the saga by adding a second part to the final of the trilogy.
But organisers have now revealed that they have cancelled many of their plans out of respect for those who lost their lives in Paris.
Fans of The Eagles of Death Metal – who cancelled three shows in Germany this week – have launched a Facebook campaign to get the band to number one. They need to shut us up. We will never let them.CBS said Sunday it will replace an episode of the new series Supergirl that was supposed to deal with a bombing, and was shelving an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles about recruitment of young women by the Islamic State group.At the Governors Awards on Saturday night in Los Angeles, numerous stars expressed their sympathies for the victims and their wariness at quickly returning to show business.Jada (wife Jada Pinkett Smith) and I were up all night, Will Smith said.
On the smaller screen, CBS announced it was pulling new episodes of “Supergirl” and “NCIS: Los Angeles”, scheduled to air Monday night.
