The curious warning from the Korean series 'Surely Tomorrow' to prevent the public from sneaking into their shooting in Malaga

Since Korean stars Park Seo-Joon and Won Ji-An set foot in Málaga last week, the fan phenomenon that these k-drama stars - Korean dramatic series - bring with them has overflowed. Together, they have more than 26 million followers on social media, so it's no surprise that the shooting of the series they are starring in the province, 'Surely Tomorrow' (Surely Tomorrow), has been crowded with onlookers trying to get an autograph or a smile from the stars. It's (almost) impossible due to being surrounded by a team of personal security. Perhaps for this reason, the Spanish production company Campos Films, which is providing services for this Amazon production, has opted to protect the shooting with legal notices that, although according to experts consulted do not hold much validity in court, serve to deter the curious.

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"Please be aware that by passing through here you may be filmed and photographed during the production of an audiovisual work titled 'Surely Tomorrow'," begins the warning printed on sheets and posted on the walls of the Parque de la Alameda in Marbella, where the South Korean series was filming this Monday and Tuesday. The message continues to warn that "by passing through here you give your consent to appear in the audiovisual work" and "also waive any claims against Campos Films," adding a clause to deter personnel: "If you do not agree with all this, please do not pass through this area."

Being a public road, the production company can choose to either completely close the road for a recording free of pedestrians and onlookers, or allow filming compatible with pedestrian access. In the case of street closure, residents and traders must always have access enabled.

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In the case of 'Surely Tomorrow' both in Málaga and Marbella, the locations have not been closed to traffic, so sources consulted by SUR explain that such warnings do not hold validity, as they do not have the express consent of the pedestrians, as legally established. They add that the most appropriate measure to ensure privacy is the closure of the road during filming to avoid both the presence of onlookers and potential lawsuits for violating the right to privacy. Therefore, they conclude that this notice serves more as a deterrent message for the public to avoid passing through the filming location.