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Natalie Portman Series Forced to Shut Down Due to Violent Threat | THR News

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Natalie Portman Series Forced to Shut Down Due to Violent Threat | THR News

Natalie Portman Series Forced to Shut Down Due to Violent Threat | THR News

The Apple TV+ series 'Lady in the Lake' was suspended after a group of locals threatened to "shoot someone" if they weren't paid $50,000.


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