The team was attacked with mortar fireworks around 3:00 p.m. during filming in the Pablo-Picasso district of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine), said the same source.
No injuries are to be deplored but nearly 300,000 euros of equipment was stolen.
Contacted by AFP, Netflix confirmed “the incident” and “assured that the safety of the teams is a priority”. The company added “hope to be able to resume filming soon”.
Note that on social networks, images of the incident have been broadcast.
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