Originally published August 29, 11:24 a.m. Scott, the Baltimore Film Office, Maryland Film Office, and the Baltimore Police Department for their incredible support as we continue production in the great Baltimore and surrounding areas.” Our thanks and appreciation to Mayor Brandon M. Let me celebrate the beautiful people of Baltimore who come to set and sit with me by the monitor. She captioned a series of set photos, “I wanted to post this to say it has been a privilege shooting ‘Lady in the Lake’ in Baltimore. “Production will resume with an increased security procedures going forward.” “The safety and security of our crew, cast, vendors, production partners are of paramount importance,” the “Honey Boy” director wrote.

ET: “Lady in the Lake” creator Alma Har’el tweeted an update on increased safety precautions for the Baltimore-based production after an extortion attempt and threat of violence occurred. An officer spoke to a man who “was being argumentative” but denied threatening the production crew.īrown told police officers that he was in touch with a “Lady in the Lake” crew member and a security manager and was awaiting paperwork to receive compensation. ET in response to a separate report of people causing disruption. The police were called to the set later that afternoon at 4:45 p.m. The vendor was later arrested on a drug charge. The location supervisor for “Lady in the Lake” who submitted the initial report has since “retracted his original statement of seeing the gun and advised he did not see a gun but that one of the drivers seen the gun,” but adding that he did witness “a large amount of marijuana” on the street vendor. His official statement does not mention a gun or threat of gun violence. ET on August 26 to appeal for compensation due to his business being blocked. Per the Baltimore Banner, the BPD located the 43-year-old street vendor who said he talked to the “ Lady in the Lake” production team at approximately 6 a.m. ET: The Baltimore Police Department has now released more information disputing initial extortion reports.

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