stackyFACTSGovernments will essentially bribe productions to suffer in terrible locations. In order to receive massive, multi-million dollar local tax rebates, studios will stubbornly force a script set in sunny California to shoot in a freezing, overcast European province, hoping the audience won't notice the grim gray sky.
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