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Ice Cube refuses Covid Vaccine, walks away from 9 Million Dollar Payday on Film.
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Ice Cube refuses Covid Vaccine, walks away from 9 Million Dollar Payday on Film.

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Ice Cube has left the comedy "Hell No" after producers requested that he gets vaccinated against COVID-19.

https://twitter.com/getFANDOM/status/1454131370138079234?s=20

According to reports, the Sony movie production was set to start in Hawai, in December. The Studio is now looking was Ice Cube's replacement.

Ice Cube recently left another production, named Flint Strong, for unknown reasons. He was supposed to be co-lead in the movie, which he actually shot for one day in 2020, before shutting down production because of the spread of coronavirus. The Flint Strong team is now looking for a new substitute.

To date, Ice Cube has not made any public remarks regarding the vaccine.

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