Coronavirus sends Dwayne shoot outside Italy

Filming of Netflix Inc's big-budget Dwayne Johnson movie 'Red Notice' have been scheduled to go to Italy in the coming weeks, but producers now are exploring other locations because of the coronavirus outbreak in the united states, a source near to the production told Reuters on Friday. The likelihood of relocating that portion of the production is not expected to force a hiatus in filming of the movie, which also stars 'Deadpool' actor Ryan Reynolds and 'Wonder Woman' actress Gal Gadot, the foundation said. 

Netflix hasn't announced a release date, and the business had no touch upon production locations. 'Red Notice' is a global crime thriller about an Interpol agent who tracks the world's most-wanted art thief. It really is among the streaming service's most-expensive movies to date with a budget of roughly $160 million, Hollywood trade publication Variety reported. Production on 'Red Notice' happens to be underway in Atlanta, the positioning that had been planned to host the majority of filming. 

The US STATE DEPT. said Americans should reconsider travel to Italy because of the coronavirus outbreak there.  'Red Notice' is among a handful of Hollywood productions damaged by the virus. Producers of the CBS tv set global competition show 'The Amazing Race' said on Friday they had temporarily suspended filming of a fresh season. And a well planned three-week shoot in Venice, Italy, for Tom Cruise's new 'Mission: Impossible' film has been postponed due to the outbreak, Paramount Pictures said this week.