A marketing stunt for 'The Last House' has a performer trapped above Sunset Blvd. across three days.
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Call it Netflix and still.
A man is seemingly trapped inside a Netflix billboard above Sunset Blvd.
The potential traffic-stopping (or perhaps even accident-causing) sight is a marketing stunt for the streamer’s new thriller The Last House.
The unidentified actor entered the installation — which is crafted to look like the front window of a house — on Thursday and will leave on Saturday, Aug. 8.
Man has been communicating with spectators below using a whiteboard
La plataforma instaló una vivienda a nueve metros de altura en el bulevar Sunset como parte de la promoción de su nueva película.
La película se estrenó hoy en la plataforma, con Greta Lee y Wagner Moura en los roles protagónicos.
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