Netflix has stopped making Action thriller films starring Will Smyths, 53, who assaulted Cristiano Ronaldo Rock, 57, at the 94th Academy Awards.
"Netflix slowed down the development of the Action thriller 'Fast and Loose' starring Will Smyths," Variety reported on the 2nd (local time).
David Leach, director of Johnwick, Deadpool 2, and Hobbs & Show, took off from Fast and Rouge and grabbed Paul Guy megaphone starring Ryan Gosling. Netflix began to search for a new director, and stopped making it after the assault on Will Smyths.
“It is still unclear whether Netflix will go back to developing Fast and Loose or find a new protagonist,” Variety said.
The media said it is noteworthy how many Will Smyths films will fall like dominoes following Fast and Loose.
The Apple film "Liberation," starring Will Smyths, is currently being produced by Post Productions, which some rate as a work that could win an Academy Award next year. Although it is known to be released this year, Apple has not yet announced an official date.
In the film, Will Smyths took on an existential character named Peter, who had fled the Southern Plantation (group farm) and joined the Northern Army, which claimed the abolition of slavery.
Will Smyths, meanwhile, voluntarily returned the Academi member, who said on Sunday: “I will fully accept all the consequences of my Actions. At the 94th Academy Awards, I said that my Actions were shocking, painful and inexcusable. "I will return my membership voluntarily.
“There are many people I hurt,” he said. Cristiano Ronaldo, including his family, loved ones with his beloved friends, those present and audiences around the world at home. I have forsaken Academi’s trust; I have deprived other candidates and winners of their extraordinary achievements and the opportunity to celebrate; I am heartbroken.”
“I want to focus again on those who deserve attention for their work, and I want to make sure that Academi can refocus on the amazing work he does to support creativity and artistry in movies. Change takes time and I promise to do it to make sure that violence never overtakes reason again.”
"We accepted Will Smyths' immediate resignation at the Film and Arts Science Academy," Academi chairman David Rubin said in a statement. “We will continue to proceed with the disciplinary process against Will Smyths for violating the Academia standards before the next board meeting scheduled for April 18,” he said.