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'Some actors and producers have already said they will no longer work in Georgia because of the abortion law, but many of the large production companies have remained publicly silent on the abortion law. '
'On Tuesday, Netflix Inc said the streaming service would “rethink” its film and television production investment in Georgia if the law goes into effect. '
'Right now we are watching it very carefully.”If the law takes effect, “I don’t see how it’s practical for us to continue to shoot there,” he added. '
'In the meantime, Netflix will continue production there for now and work with groups that are fighting the law in U.S. courts. '
'The law is due to take effect on Jan. 1, if it survives court challenges. '
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