After the former kickboxer was arrested for human trafficking, many compared his arrest to the convoluted plot of the Knives Out saga.

AceShowbiz – Buzz around Andrew Tatean arrest might be beneficial.”Glass Bow: Mystery of Knives“one way or another. While many speculated about what the third film could bring, fans compared “Get the knivesthe twisted plot of an influencer’s arrest saga.

Some pointed to the social media personality’s Twitter correspondence with climate activist Greta Thunberg prior to her arrest, culminating in Tate sharing a lengthy response video. Authorities are said to have found Tate in a local pizza box shown in the video, which is a specific clue many have compared to a detail in the movie Knives Out.

One of those who weighed it was “West Side Story“star Rachel Zegler. “And after all the amazing work she has done for the environment, Greta Thunberg has received the Nobel Peace Prize for *checking notes* implicitly sending Andrew Tate to jail,” she wrote on Thursday, December 29.

The 21-year-old actress also pitched Johnson the idea for Knives Out 3, based on Tate’s arrest. “Make this movie next,” she added in a separate tweet.

But Glass Bow director Rian Johnson doesn’t seem to be thrilled about comparing his films to real-life Tate’s alleged crime. In response to the Golden Globe winner’s request to talk about the Tate case, the director posted a confusing photo emoji on Twitter. Dave BatistaDuke Cody in The Glass Bow, a fictional social media influencer and men’s rights activist who some fans have already compared to Tate.

Rian Johnson responded to Rachel Zegler’s request to film Knives Out 3 based on the arrest of Andrew Tate.

Tate and his brother Tristan Tate were arrested for sex trafficking on Thursday, December 29, in Piper, Romania. The former British kickboxer and his brother have reportedly been under investigation since this spring. They are accused of kidnapping two young girls, one of whom is a US citizen and the other a Romanian, from their villa in Voluntari.

Romania’s Organized Crime and Terrorism Investigation Authority (DIICOT) confirmed in a statement that police raided five homes linked to four suspects as part of an investigation into organized crime, human trafficking and rape.

Although the suspects were not named, they refer to two Romanian citizens and two British citizens who allegedly held at least six women captive in homes surrounding Bucharest, where they were sexually abused and forced to produce social media pornography under threat of violence. . .

The suspects are accused of threatening women with “physical violence and mental coercion (through intimidation, constant surveillance, control and reference to alleged debts)”.

Following his arrest, Tate’s spokesman released a statement to the Daily Mirror saying the 36-year-old “will always help and assist” the authorities. “At the moment, we are unable to provide any details regarding alleged reports that they have been detained. However, Andrew and Tristan Tate have great respect for the Romanian authorities and will always help and help in any way they can,” the spokesperson added.