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Ice Cube shares major insight into ‘War of the Worlds’
War of the Worlds is the latest movie Ice Cube made and starred in, but its production was rocked by various issues, as the Los Angeles rap star recently revealed.
The first of them was the pandemic. “[‘War of the Worlds’] was a movie I did in 2020 during the pandemic,” he remembers in an interview with popular streamer Kai Cenat.
The COVID-19 restrictions at the time forced the star to shoot the movie in 15 days without the director and actors present together.
He continues, “We shot it in 15 days, and it was during the pandemic. So the director wasn’t in there. None of the actors was in there. This was the only way we could really shoot the movie.”
The second reason, he shares, was the acquisition of rights, which delayed the movie’s release, as Ice Cube explains. Universal shot the film, but Amazon acquired it.
Alongside this, other scenes in the films, besides those starring the Friday star, had to be acquired from “real surveillance cameras.”
“All the footage is from real surveillance cameras all around the world,” he added. “So they had to build all that shit [and then collect and edit the footage],” he shares.
After its release in July, critics heavily panned Ice Cube’s movie, leading it to, at one point, hold a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes; however, the movie has since improved to 4%.
The War of the Worlds logline reads, “As a computer security analyst, William Radford is thrown into the center of a global catastrophe when aliens invade Earth.”
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Lucien Laviscount knows what he’ll grab from the set of Emily in Paris.
Lucien, who plays heartthrob Londoner Alfie in Emily in Paris, was asked what he’d take from the set if he could steal somtrhing.
“I think Alfie has the best suiting on the show, so I’d probably be stealing all of the suits from Alfie’s wardrobe,” he told People.
“I’m taking every suit that Alfie wears, 100 percent,” Laviscount added.
The actor previously teased the upcoming season, which follows Emily’s work trip to Rome, away from Alfie and her original lover Gabriel.
“All I’m gonna say is strap in,” the actor said. “Because it goes left, so far left, and a little bit right this season.”
“Yeah, I don’t think anyone could have foreseen that coming,” he teased.
He alos went on to note a similarity between him and his character, saying, “I think Alfie kind of always speaks his truth, which I’d like to say is a trait of mine. In the most difficult situations, he speaks the truth. I like to say I’m pretty similar in that respect.”
“I love playing Alfie. Alfie’s been an amazing part of my life now. It’s been cool,” he added.
Emily in Paris season 5 will stream on Netflix from Dec. 18.
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