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There was also a protester dressed in a rat costume and a De Niro lookalike at the rally. The studio complex is being built at 35-15 19th Ave. A poster consisting of a picture of DeNiro with the words “Shame on Robert De Niro,” was taped to the belly of the rat. They set up a 12-foot inflatable rodent called Scabby the Rat that is symbolic of union protests. The protesters included members of SMART Sheet Metal Workers Local 28, Laborers Local 79, Steamfitters Local 638 and other union workers. site in June, are upset that Wildflower Ltd is using non-unionized workers to construct the state-of-the-art facility, which will include 11 sound stages-in addition to carpentry shops, dressing rooms, lounges and office spaces. The demonstrators, many of whom previously rallied outside the 35-15 19th Ave. The project is estimated to cost around $600 million. The demonstrators consisted of mostly union workers who brought with them a giant inflatable rat to help draw attention to their cause.ĭe Niro, who turned 79 this week, is developing a 775,000-square-foot site on 19 th Avenue near the Steinway Creek, with his son Raphael De Niro and producer Jane Rosenthal via a company called Wildflower Ltd. The center hosts the Tribeca Film Festival, which De Niro co-founded in 2002. Robert De Niro is currently developing a massive studio complex in Astoria-although he is coming under fire for hiring non-union construction workers to help build it.Īround 100 protesters rallied outside the Tribeca Film Center in Lower Manhattan Wednesday to demand the legendary actor only employ unionized workers to construct his new studio complex. (Photos: Wikipedia (L) and Laborers Local 79 (R)) Around 100 protesters rallied outside the Tribeca Film Center in Lower Manhattan Wednesday calling on Robert De Niro (L) to only employ unionized workers to construct his new studio complex in Astoria.
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