By james art 
McConaughey calls for more Holydud productions filmed in Texas after a $ 498 million state -owned Senate’s proposal to renovate the Texas film stimulus
Texas -born actors Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson have overplayed their Real detective Roles in a video on Wednesday as they called on the state legislative body to bring more Hollywood productions to the country Lone Star.
The four -minute clip, True to Texas, follows McConaughey and Harelson on a desert two -way and feels reminiscent of their Real detective Persons Detectives Rust Colle and Marty Hart from the first season of franchise. With Dennis Quaid with handcuffs in the back seat, the trio makes suggestions for creating Hollywood movies, television shows, music videos and ads on Texas. Calling Hollywood without tennis, a “flat circle of wood”, McConaughey calls for a change of film and television production.
“This industry is like someone’s memory for the industry and fading of memory,” McConaughey says. “I’m talking about a whole new movie and TV center. Renaissance. Rebirth. “
The Texas Senate announced last week that it will focus $ 498 million to renew the film’s stimulus in Texas in order to make the country the “movie capital of the world.” Small films and television commercials will receive $ 48 million grants, and the state will receive $ 450 million new tax loans, which will include a Texas residence requirement for workers. Texas receives $ 4 back for every 1 invested as the state creates new jobs, State Senate said.
Other Hollywood performers and directors have been pushed for texas -bound productions. During a legislative hearing last year – in which Quaid shared a certificate – Yelloustone Co-Creator Taylor Sheridan said his “love story of Texas” Hell or high water He had to be filmed in the country.
The new promo video is also recruiting Billy Bob Thornton and Renee Zeluger, who support the action.
“I have been jumping over a hotel too long in all these other countries,” Zeluger adds. “And I understand, I want to say that the creation of production is difficult and if all these other countries will offer an incentive, then we will continue there. I just want to be able to bring some of these production dwellings in Texas. “