I recently wrote about a film production crew that is trying to bribe its way through Europe in hopes of blowing up a bridge. The bribes and payouts have been numerous, but the results have been lacking. Returning to the country where they originally wanted to do it, they found a willing partner. They found someone who thought they could get the permits, but they needed to show that it would be the right thing to do to blow it up. Make it something that seemed like a benefit to the town. Enter the demolitions expert who collapsed a section of the bridge. Now, the production team is trying to convince those in charge that blowing it up is the right thing to do and they will give the town money to do it and then the town can build a brand new bridge. More sturdy. Uh huh.
Was this Italy /MI?
ReplyDeleteItaly for the country
ReplyDeleteIts still Mission Impossible and italy moved to England
ReplyDeleteParamount Studios?
ReplyDeleteThey're filming in Widnes, UK?
ReplyDeleteReveal.....
ReplyDeleteI got mixed up with another one!
The bridge that collapsed last week in Italy that Indie pointed out.
ReplyDeleteNotwithstanding that cracks had been noted ages ago by structural engineers for this bridge. This is fan fiction.
I think this is definitely the bridge that Indie provided a link to a few days ago.
ReplyDeleteTommy, mission impossible in italy. The town got it tagged as a historic landmark. Jerks I hope the movie sucks
ReplyDeleteIt would be so much cheaper and nearly as effective to use miniature effects to do this. Looks way more realistic than CGI and could easily be done on a stage. I think this blind is BS.
ReplyDeleteYeah Blank I tend to agree. Blowing up a bridge would give you one take. That's risky and costly.
ReplyDeleteThe $CIAntologist$ are up to their old trix, agin.
ReplyDeleteSo it was Italy, then it was not Italy, and now it was Italy. Got it.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.patreon.com/posts/36000642
ReplyDeleteI already said this in the first blind, but Italians don't give 2 shits about a 100 year old bridge. They have historical landmarks that are thousands of years old. And they need money, especially now.
ReplyDeleteThen somebody agreed and pointed out that they might just be pissed because while a new bridge was being built, they'd have to re-route traffic. This is the only plausible explanation.