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Zoolander was never shown in Malaysia, as the film depicts an attempted assassination of the Malaysian prime minister. Malaysia's censorship board deemed it "definitely unsuitable". [14] [15] The film was also banned in neighboring Singapore [16] due to "controversial elements" according to the country's Board of Film Censors. [17]
Zoolander: Banned for its offensive depiction of the country as an impoverished country dependent on sweatshops, and involving a plot to assassinate a prime minister. [16] 2003-2007 Bruce Almighty: It was banned for imaging God as an ordinary man and is deemed blasphemous to Islam. The ban was lifted four years later with the 18-PL rating. [17 ...
The film didn’t do so well at the box office and was banned in Malaysia and Singapore for the use of the fictional prime minister, but Zoolander has since become iconic. Derek’s blue steel ...
The Escadron de Transport 60, formerly Escadron de transport, d'entrainement et de calibration 00.065 (ETEC 65, "Transportation, training and calibration squadron"), is the unit of the French Air Force, under direct command of the Minister of Defence, in charge of the transportation of the President, the Prime Minister and other French ...
On the last day of the visit, he held a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the Prime Minister's Office. [80] [81] 8: United Kingdom Cambridge: 15–17 June Mahathir was the first "Malaysian and democratically-elected leader" from ASEAN to have spoken at the Cambridge Union. [82] [83] 9: Thailand Bangkok: 20–23 June
Ben Stiller is standing behind Zoolander 2.. The actor, 59, opened up about the negative reception the 2016 action comedy flick received from critics while appearing on an episode of Hot Ones ...
Zoolander: Banned without a reason given, though the plot is about a man who is brainwashed to assassinate the Prime Minister of Malaysia, a neighbouring country, which also banned the film. [15] Passed uncut after 2004 with an NC16 rating. [16] 2004 Formula 17: Banned because it "portrayed homosexuality as normal, a natural progression of ...
Malaysia exempted both Tesla and SpaceX from its decades-old rules on local ownership. Unlike other foreign automakers, Tesla can sell cars directly to Malaysian consumers without working with a ...