Hollywood star enraged in Budapest: American Airlines lost his luggage
Dave Bautista, American actor and retired professional wrestler, has arrived in Hungary on Wednesday. However, his luggage were not so lucky. Read our article to find out what happened!
Filming on the second part of Dune is well underway, with Zendaya, Timothée Chalamet and Austin Butler already in Budapest, and another global star joining them this week.
Dave Bautista from the crew is already in Hungary, but he started his Budapest adventure in a very angry way: his suitcases were lost. Bautista took to his Instagram page to say that although he himself arrived in the Hungarian capital, his luggage was not so lucky: three of his bags are waiting in three different places to be returned to their owner, Telex reports.
On his Instagram page, you can see a black and white picture of him sitting in his hotel room in Budapest. The caption under it reads:
“The spice must flow… but not until I get my SH#*&@TT!! Thanks @americanair . You keep finding new and interesting ways to lose bags. #innovators 🙌🏽 #budapest #Dune IMPORTANT UPDATE!!! : My 3 bags are still lost but at least we now know that they are no longer together! Woohoo!😃 @americanair has been kind enough to show my bags the world. Completely free! #philanthropy 🙏🏼”
A bejegyzés megtekintése az Instagramon
As we reported, the second part of Dune is being filmed in Hungary, and thanks to this, the biggest Hollywood stars are taking over the streets of Budapest for a while. Among others, Austin Butler, Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya are already in the country and have been photographed several times.
Not too long ago, Hollywood’s dream couple, Zendaya and Tom Holland were spotted together, walking around in the Buda Castle. While Tom Holland is not in the cast of Dune, he came to Hungary to spend time with his girlfriend.
Apart from Zendaya and Holland, Timothée Chalamet was also spotted in a famous restaurant at the end of July. He was photographed in the Rosenstein Restaurant with the owner of the restaurant, Tibor Rosenstein.
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Source: Telex, Blikk, DNH
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4 Comments
No sympathy for him, Karma bit him in the rear for something he did in Hollywood most likely. He is just another spoiled American with a big ego.
Hasn’t anyone noticed that American Airlines does not fly to Hungary? It’s more likely his bags were misdirected by whichever airline he connected to to get to Budapest.
Who cares about this Hollywood person who is just another entitled toad cry baby. Get over it, lots of people have their bags misplaced. You are not special so shut up about it. I worked in Hollywood for 22 years. Dumbest people on the planet.
So this is news because? Who hasn’t lost luggage? Or had other messed up flights? It is a norm in the life that we have built for ourselves. Everyone wants to travel and go cheap. And things go wrong. Deal with it & don’t whine.
There are real problems that people are dealing with. My daughter just moved into her new house 4 weeks ago. The basement apartment had a man who signed a lease with her because he wanted to stay living there when his friends sold. 2 days ago she went to say hello to him, he was dead. Had been dead for some number of days. The trauma means that she can no longer live there…a company will be coming to tear out the floors that he had been laying on, his family can’t come to take his belongings because they had another death recently in the family. And who will be paying for my daughters’ mortgage, while she lives somewhere else?