Bill Murray’s alleged misconduct shuts off production on Aziz Ansari's 'Being Mortal'
Searchlight Pictures has initiated a probe against Bill Murray following a misbehaviour complaint
Production on Aziz Ansari's Being Mortal has been halted for an indefinite period of time, following a complaint about actor Bill Murray's alleged misconduct on set, The Hollywood Reporter reported.
Searchlight Pictures, the studio behind the movie, on Wednesday sent a letter to the film’s cast and crew, informing them that "filming has been paused due to a complaint and investigations are underway".
Earlier last week, Deadline had reported that the studio received a complaint against the Murray's conduct.
After reviewing circumstances for three days, Searchlight, owned by Disney, decided this week to put a halt to the movie’s production for an indefinite period.
A source also revealed to THR that Ansari and producer Youree Henley are working with Searchlight to “figure out the next steps” as they were not part of the complaint.
Besides, Variety reported that “nearly half of the movie had been shot before production was stopped this week”.
It is pertinent to mention that the movie was scheduled to release in 2023.
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