'Superman' Production Actually Benefits Atlanta Inmates, Feds Say
TMZ • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Inmates at the federal prison in Atlanta are upset about the filming of the "Superman" sequel, "Man of Tomorrow," due to disruptions in their routines and restricted access to the commissary.
- Prison officials state that complaints are exaggerated and emphasize that the production has brought positive attention to the facility, which they consider an honor to host.
- While inmates are more confined during filming, officials note they are receiving better meals, prepared fresh in their housing units instead of the dining hall.
- "Superman" director James Gunn confirmed the start of filming with a photo from the prison, highlighting its role as the location where the character Lex Luthor is held.
- It remains unclear if any real inmates have been affected beyond the fictional storyline involving Lex Luthor.
