Jersey Shore Italy Season 4 New Episode Florence Mayor Matteo Renzi has reportedly set estranged a grant of rules to ensure that the hurl of the hit reality TV show does not disgrace the historical city.
Pictures: "Jersey Shore"
On Tuesday, TMZ confirmed that the toss would body heading to Florence. That trim day, Renzi told Italian account Corriere della Sera that he is moulding sure "Jersey Shore" portrays Florence pressure a positive light, according to the New York Post.
As good being this may sound, his rules seem to ruin the concept of the show (and the solitary reason people oversee it).
The mayor's rules reportedly include, according to reports:
- No shooting in bars, clubs or anywhere else that "promotes the reckless consumption of alcohol."
- The cast is prohibited from being filmed while drinking agency public.
- Florence onus not be portrayed as a "drinking town."
- The shy must interact adumbrate authentic Italians hold Italian settings, and promote Italy and its "culture and appurtenant food."
"I leave not acknowledge them to boon the Palazzo Vecchio or other historic buildings," Renzi told Corriere della Sera, according to the Post, "but I cannot stoppage them from using our city as a set."
Pictures: "Jersey Shore"
On Tuesday, TMZ confirmed that the toss would body heading to Florence. That trim day, Renzi told Italian account Corriere della Sera that he is moulding sure "Jersey Shore" portrays Florence pressure a positive light, according to the New York Post.
As good being this may sound, his rules seem to ruin the concept of the show (and the solitary reason people oversee it).
The mayor's rules reportedly include, according to reports:
- No shooting in bars, clubs or anywhere else that "promotes the reckless consumption of alcohol."
- The cast is prohibited from being filmed while drinking agency public.
- Florence onus not be portrayed as a "drinking town."
- The shy must interact adumbrate authentic Italians hold Italian settings, and promote Italy and its "culture and appurtenant food."
"I leave not acknowledge them to boon the Palazzo Vecchio or other historic buildings," Renzi told Corriere della Sera, according to the Post, "but I cannot stoppage them from using our city as a set."
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