A Hollywood movie funded by the Emirates to offend Qatar " The Misfits "

 

Qatar / Emirates 

The Misfits

  Pierce Brosnan / Nick cannon / Tim Roth

One of the Al-Jazeera’s programs revealed, exclusive documents and private leaks, the direct involvement of the Emirati leadership at the highest level, in directing the script of the Hollywood movie “The Misfits”, and changing its text to offend Qatar, and a number of Islamic symbols, such as Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, the former president The International Union of Muslim Scholars, and to show that it incites violence.

Al-Jazeera also featured in the modified scenario a party promoting violence, before the Emiratis corrected and deleted its scene from the final version. The program prepared and presented by Tamer Al-Mishal included many leaks and documents that expose how the UAE tried to employ financial resources estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars only to offend its sister neighbor, the State of Qatar. Al Jazeera's investigation showed how Abu Dhabi, which funded the production, was primarily concerned with linking Qatar to terrorism, as a hint and a statement, for the film that was intended to be a work of art, exposing the matter of the Emirati leadership, which only sought to use it for its interests and to serve its agendas, as confirmed by Al-Mishal at the end of the investigation.

“What is Hidden is Greater” obtained exclusive leaks revealing Abu Dhabi’s control of the Hollywood movie and directing it to insult Qatar, and the front of the Emirati leadership, Mansour Al Dhaheri, was the person who opened the doors for the production team, and sought to use it to further set the region on fire. According to the information circulated, the Emirati producer who sought his company to acquire the artwork from his original producer, Rami Jaber, is a Palestinian actor and producer residing abroad. Mansour has assumed a number of tasks in the Court of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi.

The Al Jazeera team reached leaked documents revealing that Abu Dhabi paid significant sums of millions of dollars to change the script of the film, transform it politically, and direct it to serve its agendas. also  showed leaked correspondence revealing the Emirati army’s support for the production of the movie “The Misfits” with military pieces for filming, in addition to another leaked document revealing a financial transfer to the company producing the movie, from an institution directly managed, by Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed, UAE National Security Adviser.

Tamer Al-Mishal presented another leaked message in “Makhafi Al-Azam,” revealing the Emirati company’s request from the film team, to include offensive clips linking Qatar to terrorism, and to include a scene that embodies the character of Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi and shows him an instigator of violence. Al Jazeera broadcast an audio leak, revealing the Emirati producer's offer of the film, sums of money to Rami Jaber, his Palestinian partner, to give up the case in America, and pay an amount of 100 million dollars.

A number of actors, directors and Hollywood stars refused to participate in the film due to the abuse raised, such as Wesley Snipes, the American actor, who rejected an Emirati offer to participate in the film because of its political content and refused to be drawn into the Abu Dhabi game. before presenting Al Jazeera's investigation of what was hidden greater, the Emirati media machine began attacking Qatar, in a new campaign led by close associates of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, the de facto ruler in the Emirates.

Followers linked the tweets of the names affiliated with the Emirati leadership to Abu Dhabi's attempts to divert attention from the recent scandals that took place in more than one country about the involvement of its leaders in espionage in cooperation with the Israeli occupation authorities.

The Qatari street is witnessing an uproar due to the UAE’s production and financing of a film that insults the state and depicts it as terrorist, with expanding calls for filing international lawsuits against the producing company, and demanding that it be banned.

The movie “The Misfits” from Hollywood and co-produced by an Emirati company called “FilmGate Production”, based in Abu Dhabi, tells the story of the master thief Richard Pace, played by Pierce Brosnan, who escapes from a maximum security prison in the United States, and continues to steal millions of more than The safest facilities in the world.