Mel’s Costa Rica welcome
Mel Gibson is about to head off-grid on a remote $12m, 400 acre ranch in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, 300 miles from capital, San Jose. Gibson, who achieved Hollywood stardom playing a detective in the Lethal Weapon series, is still serving probation following his arrest for drinkdriving, during which he unleashed an anti-Semitic tirade on a policewoman
“Mel loves the country, ” a source told the London Express newspaper. “He’s planning to live there for much of the year.” Gibson was pictured last month in the town of Nicoya while he was scouting locations for his next film, which he is financing himself as he has been ostracized for race-hate remarks.
The Central American jungle was the setting for Gibson’s film Apocalypto, which was released shortly after his infamous run-in with police in Los Angeles last summer. Costa Rica is famed for the richness and variety of its rainforest and wildlife and is home to five per cent of the world’s flora and fauna. The country
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One Response to “Mel Gibson goes off-grid”
supersammy
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