hollywood movieJohn Wick: Chapter 4‘Gaining headlines for its smashing success and upcoming spinoff show but its upcoming spinoff show’Continental: From the World of John Wick‘ The racism controversy stirred up.

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The casting of illustrious Hollywood actor Mel Gibson as Cormac on the show has been a turnoff for many fans. The actor received criticism from African American leaders and society for allegedly making a racist and anti-feminist rant against his former partner in the voicemail.

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producer ofContinental: From the World of John WickHe dismissed the criticism by saying that he is apt for the role.

“No. I think he fits the role; he fits what we needed based on his film past.” “And I’ll leave it to others to debate other things because this isn’t a black-and-white issue, and I don’t want to be a sound-bite and clickbait.

“It’s a difficult sport to be involved in. I have my own personal beliefs in life and what not about everything, but I’m here for fun.

The show will tell the story of the infamous “The Continental” hotel which serves as a neutral zone for members of the criminal underworld in the US.john wick‘ Universe. They are frequented by many hitmen and notorious killers.

In addition to Mel Gibson, the cast includes Winston Scott, manager of The Continental, and Colin Woodell as young versions of concierge Karen.

The show will star Katie McGrath, Nhung Kate, Peter Green, Jessica Allen, Adam Shapiro, Jeremy Bobb and more.

Albert Hughes and Charlotte Brandstrom directed the show.

,Continental: From the World of John Wick‘ is not the only John Wick spin-off show. ,ballet dancer‘, which will tell the story of a young female assassin who seeks revenge on the people who killed her family, will release next year.

Ana de Armas will play a “ballerina” in the film, while Keanu Reeves will reprise his role as John Wick.

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Lance Reddick and Ian McShane reprise their roles of Charon and Winston, respectively. The cast also includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Norman Reedus, Anjelica Huston, Gabriel Byrne, Anne Perillaud, Abraham Popula, Caleb Spiliards and Mark Cram.

Chad Stahelski serves as the film’s director and producer. Erica Lee and Basil Ivanic are also producers.