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Orlando Bloom Speaks Up On Terror Threats

IANS, 28 Apr, 2017 12:16 PM
  • Orlando Bloom Speaks Up On Terror Threats
Actor Orlando Bloom has spoken of how terror threats made him more concerned about being in public spaces with his six-year-old son.
 
The actor, 40, said recent global attacks, combined with his work on upcoming espionage thriller "Unlocked", had heightened his nerves, reports mirror.co.uk.
 
He said: "Sometimes I will be in parks, or big theme parks, with (my son), suddenly I think, ‘Oh, this is a bit… this could be one of those weird places where something…'"
 
Bloom compared the current climate to his training days as a young actor, when he was "constantly being pulled off the Tube due to bomb scares...".

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