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Art Imitates Life as Protesters Throng Manhattan Courthouse — But Not for Trump

Production crews wrestled with the possibility that filming could be disrupted by real-life protests over the Trump case.

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Actors portraying protesters, some in make-up, gather outside a courthouse for the filming of a scene in the 'Joker' movie sequel at New York, Saturday. AP/Bobby Caina Calvan
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Throngs of protesters gathered at the courthouse steps, chanting for freedom for their embattled hero. Police kept watch as passions flared and voices roared. Squad cars and television trucks encircled the commotion.

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