Shelter Island New Yorkers Stop Shooting Nicole Kidman's New Series

Australian superstar Nicole Kidman was prevented from shooting her new series The Undoing in the small New York village of Shelter Island by unimpressed locals.

According to the New York Post, local monitor Linda Perkins asked permission from the city council to film for three days in May.

However, a source who attended the meeting said: "The only one who gave him a warm welcome was Gary Gerth, the city's supervisor, who said," We are delighted. "

" But others worried about noise coming from a helicopter scene and late at night. filming causing disturbances. "

Perkins claims that up to 100 actors and crews would work on the set and inject considerable money into local businesses, including hotels, rentals and restaurants. Shelter Island advisor Jim Colligan had a daughter in the film industry and feared that this would create a "whole mess".

However, the 2,500 residents of Shelter Island are not all happy with the decision.

A resident of the area said in the mail: "The councilors made this big turn on the set, when it would have given the locals a lot of money for food and renting. People are bored. "

The Undoing is an upcoming mini-series based on Jean Hanff Korelitz's novel, 2014, which you should have known.

Kidman is also part of the project as an executive producer.