Movie star Will. The plot of the 2007 film "I Am Legend" starring Smith made an eyewear clerk afraid to get the new crown vaccine, and the screenwriter clarified that the relevant plots were made up by him. Reuters/PA Images
The owner of an optical shop in The Bronx district of New York City arranged for employees to vaccinate against the new crown, and some people hesitated for various reasons, one of the staff members was also called Hollywood movie star Will. Smith starred in the 2007 film "I Am Legend", which made her afraid to inoculate, and a screenwriter clarified on Twitter that he made up the relevant plots.
The clerk told the boss that she was worried because she felt a vaccine would turn the characters in I Am Legends into zombies. According to reports, the anti-vaccine public widely circulated this statement about the plot of the movie on social media, but in the plot of "I Am Legend", the plague that turned humans into zombies was actually caused by a genetic reprogramming of the measles virus experiment that tried to treat cancer, which had nothing to do with vaccines.
Some netizens put a screenshot of this paragraph of the report on Twitter discussion, which led to a tweet from Akiva Goldsman, one of the co-writers of "I Am Legend", to refute the rumor, "I, the old, the god." This is the movie, and I made up the plot. This, no, yes, true".
In the 2007 film "I Am Legend", the protagonist Will. Smith (center), producer and co-writer Goldsman (right). Reuters/PA Images
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