Gal Gadot flies via private jet amid Coronavirus fears… after vowing to only go commercial to minimize her carbon foot print
- Said in January she ‘made sure’ to avoid private jets to set a good example to her two daughters, while also recycling and not using plastic bags
- Has been photographed twice this week using private jets, between Los Angeles and Atlanta, where she is filming Red Notice
- Netflix bosses are said to have insisted on the move, amid the Coronavirus outbreak
Early this year she publicly pledged to only fly commercial, in a bid to set a good example to her daughters.
But now Gal Gadot has resorted to private jets for her commute between her Los Angeles base and Atlanta, where she is filming Red Notice.
The move is said to have been the move of her Netflix bosses, who are said to be concerned about the spread of Coronavirus disrupting filming.
Luxury ride: Gal Gadot is seen stepping off a private jet in Los Angeles this weekend; she was seen on a private jet two days prior
Commuting: The actress is using the jets to move between Los Angeles and Atlanta, where she is filming Red Notice
Sources told TMZ Netflix had insisted upon the use of private jets by both the Wonder Woman 1984 star and her co-stars Ryan Reynolds and The Rock.
Pictures show Gal walking off the jet as she lands back in Los Angeles.
Speaking to People magazine, earlier this year, the 34-year-old said she had eschewed private jets in a bid to set a good example to her two young daughters.
‘I think that being a role model and actually doing the things and showing them how it should be done is a big thing, because then it’s being incorporated into their life.
‘So we make sure we recycle and make sure not to use plastic bags, not to travel with [private] jets when we’re doing press for movies, we make sure to give back as much as we can back to the world that we’re living in.’
Busy schedule: Gal is seen in a post from Instagram; the environmentally minded star had previously attempted to avoid private jets
According to Deadline Red Notice has a production budget in the $130million range, and is a huge investment by Netflix, marking its arguably biggest feature film commitment yet.
The Coronavirus outbreak has already forced Netflix to reconsider their plans forthe film, which was due to film in Italy this spring.
Now, producers are scrambling to scout alternative locations for the globetrotting action heist by writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber. The bulk of filming is scheduled to take place in Atlanta.
It is not the only production to be disrupted, with Paramount postponing its three-week shoot of
in Venice, Italy. CBS also postponed the shooting of season 33 of Mission: Impossible 7 in Venice, Italy.
CBS also postponed the shooting of season 33 of The Amazing Race, the location of which had not been announced.