The sector of cinematography, which almost unanimously rejected the republicans at the time of the pre-election campaign, is shockingly found, somewhat surprisingly, in shock. The Governor of California, Democrat Gavin Newsom, is striving for stronger tax incentives in Hollywood. The sport between Trump and China due to the customs duties may damage the American cinematographic industry.
"The project is presented as 'unprecedented' from the first lady behind the scenes," - according to the words of the director of Brett Ratner's film. Melania participates in the project as an executive producer. At the ceremony, she was handed the Oscar in March of last year; the politician practically did not attend the event. Extraordinary destructive forest fires in Los Angeles led to silence.
Some celebrities have changed their attitude towards Hollywood after Trump's re-election. China does not limit itself to being protected by customs duties, according to CCTV, the government by regulating films has reduced the number of 'fallen' American films, importing them into the country.
The critics demand masculinity and a tough skin. The star of liberal television received a wave of negative comments on Instagram, including demands to preclude the publication of 'left propaganda' or to flee the country if she does not like the situation. In an interview for the German news agency DPA, she confirmed that she does not allow herself to be stifled. Trump stated in mid-January on his online platform "Pruth Social" that he wants to make Hollywood "bigger, better, and stronger than ever," announcing nominations for Sylvester Stallone, Mela Gibson and John Voight as "special ambassadors."
Currently, they are actively working on a documentary film about the first lady of the White House, Melania Trump (55 years). At the ceremony, the Spanish film award "Hoya" in February of last year, the star spoke out against Trump, calling him a "grub and gangster," representing a threat to the whole world.
The latest silence raises questions about whether Hollywood has been influenced by Trump. The film is expected to be released later this year. The streaming service of "Amazon Prime Video" is behind the project. Previously, Meril Streep took the stage at the ceremony of the "Golden Globe," calling for tolerances, freedom of the press and protesting against Trump.
