‘Orville: New Horizons’ Red Carpet Press Line Canceled After Texas Shooting

hulu canceled Orville: New Horizons The red carpet press line was originally scheduled for Wednesday night, following a shooting at an elementary school in Walton, Texas, on Tuesday.

“Due to the tragic events that took place in Texas yesterday, there will be no press line at today’s premiere of The Orville: New Horizons. We express our deepest condolences to the affected families,” Hulu et al. Orville the team said in a statement.

The Los Angeles event, dedicated to the series’ upcoming third season, is set to take place at the California Science Center with stars Seth McFarlane, Adrian Palick, Penny Johnson Gerald, Scott Grimes, Peter Macon, Jessica Zohri, JC Lee, Mark Jackson, Anne Winters, Chad L. Coleman and executive producers Brannon Braga, David A. Goodman and Jon Cassar. Although part of the late-night red carpet interview has been cancelled, the show will go on as planned.

Orville The decision was followed by Apple’s red carpet cancellation of the second season. PhysicalThe one that was scheduled for Tuesday night at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood.

“Out of respect for today’s tragedy in Texas, today’s testimony Physical “Season two will be a private, press-free event,” the statement read. PhysicalThe actors and creative team sent certified journalists an hour before the opening of the inspection of the event. “Thank you for wanting to be with us and we know you add our sincere support to all the families affected by today’s event. We appreciate your understanding.”

McFarlane also spoke out after a Twitter shooting in which at least 19 children and two adults were killed when a local man opened fire at Robbie Elementary School, about 80 miles west of San Antonio.

“Vote this fall. Hit the GOP in its tracks in the election and you have a chance to stop it. Or stop them in their tracks, continue their greed and live with the dark power of the weapons lobby and all the killing it allows. შენ is your choice. It’s so simple,” McFarlane said. published Tuesday night.

The Texas shooting came less than two weeks after a gunman opened fire on a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, killing 10 black shoppers and workers in what authorities called a hate crime.

Source: Hollywood Reporter