‘Priscilla’ red carpet at Los Angeles premiere canceled ‘out of respect’ for world events

After several events following the Hamas attack on Israel, the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of the A24 program Priscilla was cancelled. The show is still ongoing.

Director Sofia Coppola, stars Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi, as well as Priscilla Presley herself were scheduled to take the walk. The film has a temporary SAG-AFTRA deal, so the actors are allowed to promote the film.

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“Out of respect for events taking place in the world, we will refuse the red carpet for Priscilla

Premiering in Los Angeles,” a rep said in a statement this afternoon.

The Academy Museum said Thursday it has decided to cancel the red carpet planned for Saturday’s Academy Museum gala, an annual fundraising event. The entire event honoring Meryl Streep, Coppola, Michael B. Jordan and Oprah Winfrey was canceled hours later.

Priscilla For its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, Spaeny received the Volpi Award. The film will be released in theaters on November 3.

Sony pulled the plug on its New York Comic Con panel Thursday night due to Thanksgiving Day

with Eli Roth, which was scheduled for tonight. Roth and the film’s executive producer, Spyglass executive Gary Barber, signed an open letter from the Creative Community for Peace on Thursday calling on the entertainment community to take a strong stand against Hamas and support Israel.

After Deadline published this report, THR reported that on Monday in Los Angeles Priscilla The premiere was moving from Hollywood’s American Legion Theater to a new location due to an ongoing contract dispute with IATSE. IATSE Local 11, which represents projectionists, first targeted the property on Sept. 14, according to THR.

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