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Jamie Foxx films the moment two men hurl the N-word at him in shocking racist attack in Croatian restaurant
amie Foxx's reaction just moments after he was subjected to racial slurs while dining at a Croatian restaurant has been captured on camera.
The Hollywood star, who is in Dubrovnik filming his next movie, posted videos and comments on his Instagram page about the shocking incident on Monday.
In his comments, which have since been deleted, Foxx mentioned an offensive racial term being hurled by two men, aged 44 and 50.
The term, according to Total Croatia News, was 'crncuga' - which means 'n*****'.
Croatian police said Tuesday disorderly conduct charges have been filed against the two men who allegedly targeted 'one of the guests on racial grounds'.
The police statement did not name Foxx as the target.
Police went on to say they are investigating whether to pursue other charges against the men.
Croatia, like other European countries, has seen a rise in far-right sentiments in recent years.
Foxx is in Dubrovnik, a resort on the Adriatic Sea, filming Robin Hood: Origins, in which he plays Little John.
The Lionsgate retelling of English folklore stars Taron Egerton as the titular thief. Otto Bathurst is directing the action film, also starring Tim Minchin, Eve Hewson, Jamie Dornan and Ben Mendelsohn.
A day after the alleged racial slur, Foxx said on his Instagram profile he has his 'mind blown' by the beauty of Dubrovnik.
He exclaimed: 'For a young boy from Terrell, this is blowing my mind just a little bit. I have seen some s*** but this right here….I’m all the way from Terrell, Texas, don’t tell me your dreams can’t come true.
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Jamie Foxx films the moment two men hurl the N-word at him in shocking racist attack in Croatian restaurant
[*] Hollywood actor Jamie Foxx was subjected to racial slurs in Dubrovnik, Croatia
[*] Foxx was filming for movie Robin Hood: Origins, in which he plays Little John
[*] Police filed disorderly conduct charges against two people in the restaurant
[*] He said on his Instagram profile that his 'mind blown' by the beauty of the city
amie Foxx's reaction just moments after he was subjected to racial slurs while dining at a Croatian restaurant has been captured on camera.
The Hollywood star, who is in Dubrovnik filming his next movie, posted videos and comments on his Instagram page about the shocking incident on Monday.
In his comments, which have since been deleted, Foxx mentioned an offensive racial term being hurled by two men, aged 44 and 50.
The term, according to Total Croatia News, was 'crncuga' - which means 'n*****'.
Croatian police said Tuesday disorderly conduct charges have been filed against the two men who allegedly targeted 'one of the guests on racial grounds'.
The police statement did not name Foxx as the target.
Police went on to say they are investigating whether to pursue other charges against the men.
Croatia, like other European countries, has seen a rise in far-right sentiments in recent years.
Foxx is in Dubrovnik, a resort on the Adriatic Sea, filming Robin Hood: Origins, in which he plays Little John.
The Lionsgate retelling of English folklore stars Taron Egerton as the titular thief. Otto Bathurst is directing the action film, also starring Tim Minchin, Eve Hewson, Jamie Dornan and Ben Mendelsohn.
A day after the alleged racial slur, Foxx said on his Instagram profile he has his 'mind blown' by the beauty of Dubrovnik.
He exclaimed: 'For a young boy from Terrell, this is blowing my mind just a little bit. I have seen some s*** but this right here….I’m all the way from Terrell, Texas, don’t tell me your dreams can’t come true.
https://www.quora.com/How-many-time...12-as-well-as-Quentin-Tarantino’s-other-films
How many times is the “N” word used in Django Unchained (2012), as well as Quentin Tarantino’s other films?
