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Hollywood star Luke Evans to undergo 14-days of hotel quarantine and regular COVID-19 testing as he prepares to film Nicole Kidman's Nine Perfect Strangers in Australia Published: 00:46 GMT, 9 July 2020 | Updated: 01:18 GMT, 9 July 2020 Hollywood star Luke Evans has revealed that he will be travelling to Australia to shoot Hulu limited series, Nine Perfect Strangers. The Welsh-born actor, 41, explained on the Variety 's podcast The Big Ticket that he will too undergo hotel quarantine and regular testing upon his arrival Down Under. 'We all have to be quarantined in a hotel room, ' he said. Restrictions: Hollywood star Luke Evans (pictured) has revealed he will undergo 14-days of hotel quarantine and regular COVID-19 testing while filming the Hulu limited series Nine Perfect Strangers in Australia 'I can't see anyone for two weeks. I have to be tested every other day. 'Everything is going to be delivered to my room and I have to stay in a room in Australia and not leave it for two weeks just so that we can then be free to go and shoot something, ' he added.
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The potential lawsuit comes as Kira is also fighting a $7 million breach of contract lawsuit that was filed against Bing by entrepreneur Matthew Khoury in April.
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It reads: 'Decedent did not make any payments in satisfaction of the $30, 000, 000 pledge during his lifetime. 'Pursuant to the Agreement, it was Decedent's ''intention that this pledge (i) will be payable not later than a reasonable period after my death; (ii) will be binding upon my estate; and (iii) will, to the extent that it remains unpaid as of the date of my death, be treated as a valid charge against my estate, in the event that either (a) my estate plan does not provide expressly for the payment of the unpaid balance of the pledge; or (b) I die intestate''. ' It adds: 'Furthermore, Decedent ''acknowledge[d] that this is a debt''. ' The charitable organization also included Bing's signed pledge agreement as evidence to its claim. Before Kira was made administrator of Bing's estate, the court also wanted her to get approval from the sole beneficiary of his estate, which was the Clinton Foundation. She provided the court with a paternity test that showed 'Stephen Bing (decedent) convincingly appears to be the biological father of Kira Rose Kerkorian. '
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Luke is known for his roles on The Fate of The Furious and Beauty and The Beast. The new normal: Luke told The Big Ticket podcast: 'We all have to be quarantined in a hotel room... I have to be tested every other day' (Pictured: Luke Evans in a mask) It is not yet known when filming will begin or where it will take place. Daily Mail Australia has contacted the project's production companies Made Up Stories and Blossom Films for comment Under Screen Australia's COVID-19 guidelines all arrivals in Australia must isolate in quarantine accommodation for 14-days in the city of arrival. The cast is also required to undergo regular COVID-19 testing throughout the shoot under the guidelines. Co-stars: Luke will star in the limited series alongside comedian Melissa McCarthy (left), The Good Place star Manny Jacinto (right) The actor will star alongside comedian Melissa McCarthy, The Good Place star Manny Jacinto and Nicole Kidman, who is also producing the series. Nine Perfect Strangers is based on the novel by Australian author Liane Moriaty.
Steve Bing's trust has been hit with a $30 million demand from a charity after the late multi-millionaire pledged the hefty amount to the organization in 2012, court documents exclusively obtained by show. Bing had made the commitment to the Motion Picture and Television Fund in September 2012, which was guaranteed to be binding upon Bing's estate and payable after his death. The 55-year-old died on June 22 after jumping from the 27th floor of his Los Angeles apartment, dying with an estimated net worth of $590 million. But months after his death, it was revealed he owed American Express $100, 000 in unpaid bills, as well as a $5, 000 unpaid massage tab that he racked up in the week before he committed suicide. His daughter Kira Kerkorian, with ex tennis pro Lisa Bonder, was recently granted special executor of his estate, which was valued at just $337, 000 - although his properties were not included in that evaluation. The charity's demand, which was filed last month in Superior Court of California in Los Angeles, has to be addressed by Bing's estate within 30 days, or it has the right to sue in civil court for the $30 million payout.
The video suggested the 'rest of Australia' was wary about the pandemic and simply peered out their door while wearing a face mask and applied hand sanitiser. Melburnians and residents in Mitchell Shire, north of the city, are now only allowed to leave their homes to get food and supplies, receive or provide care, exercise, and study or work. Premier Daniel Andrews says it's crucial Melburnians don't breach the rules and head into regional Victoria, which is largely coronavirus free. Victoria recorded another 134 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the second-highest daily total after a record 191 cases on Tuesday. Of the state's fresh cases, just 11 were linked to known outbreaks while 123 were under investigation on Wednesday. South Australia shut their borders to Victoria from Thursday, while Western Australia and Tasmania remain closed to the rest of the country. The Northern Territory declared all of Victoria a coronavirus hot spot and will keep its borders closed to the southern state when it opens to the rest of the nation on July 17.