'Gladiator II' director Ridley Scott says he 'wouldn't advise' vacationing in Malta, angering a government that paid $48 million for him to film there
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"I wouldn't advise going there on holiday," Scott said during a discussion in front of a live audience with director Christopher Nolan earlier this month. "I would not go back there on holiday."
Julie Zahra, the opposition party's minister of culture, said in a Facebook post on Friday that Grech had been 'humiliated' by Scott and should step down from his position. She then urged the film industry to also focus on local talent, saying the industry 'deserves much better.'
Adrian Delia, another member of Malta's parliament, tagged Scott in a separate Facebook post. Delia said Scott had achieved worldwide fame... 'Sadly however seems you have not managed to learn respect. Towards those who welcomed you warmly, shared and lent their history and culture and showered you with millions to create your film.'
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