Hollywood "Heartthrob" SLAMS Destruction Of Film Industry In Democrat-Run LA!

By Javier Sanchez | Tuesday, 25 March 2025 12:00 PM
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In a recent episode of his podcast, actor Rob Lowe expressed strong criticism of California and Los Angeles, condemning the impact of their stringent regulations, high costs, and taxes on the entertainment industry.

Joined by guest Adam Scott, Lowe described the situation as "criminal," highlighting the detrimental effects on film and television production.

As reported by Breitbart, Lowe shared his experience of filming a game show at Ardmore Studios in Bray, Ireland, noting the financial advantages of shooting abroad. "It is cheaper to bring a hundred American people to Ireland than to walk across the lot at Fox, right past the soundstages and do it there," he explained.

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Scott echoed Lowe's sentiments, remarking on the rarity of productions in Los Angeles and questioning whether they would consider relocating to Budapest for future projects. Lowe affirmed, "100 percent we would be."

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The conversation underscored the challenges faced by the industry in California, with Lowe revealing that a planned show was canceled because he refused to relocate to New York for filming. "It's too expensive to shoot here," Scott concurred, while Lowe pointed out the lack of tax incentives, stating, "All those other places are offering 40 percent, and then on top of that there’s other stuff that they do."

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Lowe's comments reflect broader concerns about the state's economic policies and their impact on the entertainment sector. Despite the passage of time since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Hollywood's job market remains sluggish, with reports indicating a "full-scale depression" in the film industry.

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