Mark Wahlberg told Fox Business that he was always trying to be “proactive in creating” for himself.
Mel Gibson, who just directed Mark Wahlberg in the “Flight Risk” thriller, eagerly returning Las Vegas For another movie.
“Mark Wahlberg is a diligent guy and it’s great to work. Productive experience in Vegas was a topnotch, said the star “Deadly Weapon” Las Vegas Review-Journal over the weekend. “I am sure Vegas will in a large way place Mark. I look forward to going back to the big budget movies.”
The “Bravehead” and Wahlberg star also worked together in the past in 2022. “Father Stud” and “Dad’s Home 2.” Wahlberg’s dad played in both films.
Gibson is one of three Hollywood icons – together with Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone – which President Trump appointed in January as Special ambassadors in Hollywood.
Mel Gibson on the Californian wilderness: ‘Everybody puts a brave face’
Mel Gibson, who has just directed by Marko Wahlberg in the “Flight Risk” thriller, is eagerly returning to Las Vegas to another movie. (John Phillips / Getty Images / Getty Images)
“They will serve me as special envoys for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, who has lost a lot of work in foreign countries in the last four years, back – back, better, better and stronger than ever before!” Trump wrote at the time.
Gibson told Sean Hannity in January that he had learned that he had been appointed Hollywood ambassador when Trump posted about it, but he is “ready, willing and capable of being from the service in any way.”
The “Pocahontas” actor said that tax incentives for recording projects in California were not enough to make Golden State competitive.
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“I had to make a movie one day in LA, and it was cheaper to take the whole crew and fly them to Europe and shoot for three days, hunt them, fly them, all, than it was that one day he just shot down the road,” Gibson explained. “So something really is wrong there.”
Gibson noted that the former California Government is Arnold Schwarzenegger “He tried to level the playground years ago, he couldn’t do it because there were obstacles.”
Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg worked at “Flight Risk”, “Father Stud” and “Dad’s Home 2” together. (Gregg Deguire / Wireimage / Getty Images)
Hannity noted that many stars left the state, asking why Gibson decided to stay in Malibu.
“Many people have gone away, and I don’t blame them,” he agreed with Hannity. “It no longer suited them. Even people who were liberal, no longer suited them, but if everyone left, what would happen?”
When Hannity asked what his message would be Mayor Los Angeles Karen Bass as the Hollywood ambassador, he said: “Keep children on the farm. Be competitive with the rest of the world … Let’s go somewhere else because it’s only more economical. There are only a lot of prescribing regulations and things I can think.”
Mel Gibson with FBI Director Kasho Patel in the fight against UFC Las Vegas over the weekend. (Le Baskow / Las Vegas Review-Journal @left_eye_images / Getty Images)
“I’ll talk to the boys about it later and get more concrete,” Gibson said of Voight and Stallone. “And I have to educate myself more about that. But I think that can be fixed.”
Although Gibson still lives in California, Wahlberg moved his family three years ago in Nevada and talked about becoming a “Hollywood 2.0” state.
The “Sagittarius” actor supports Nevada Bill 238, who would bring a film studio to Summerlin, Nevada, just ahead of Las Vegas, in partnership with Sony Pictures Enterinment and Warner Bros, according to The Review-Journal.
Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg with Will Ferrell and John Lithgow, who also played his father and son in “Dad’s Home 2.” (Charles Mcquillan /Charles Mcquillan /Getty Images for Paramount Pictures /Getty Images)
“We want to create 10,000 jobs in the studio. The average salary would be $ 100,000 more than the case now,” Wahlberg told Fox News Digital 2023. “We want to train people ahead and behind the camera, create jobs, primarily for locals, and after that I think we can attract a lot of people.
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In 2022. Wahlberg said “The Talk”, “I moved to Nevada, where, after these gubernator elections, I hope it will go to legislation and get an account made so we can get a tax loan for the state to build a top studio and make this Hollywood 2.0.”
