Bradley Cooper 'With the latest project, they can make waves in Hollywood, but for residents of Douglaston, the queen, the production of the film has become more headaches than highlighted.

News and director who nominates Oscar and director are the upcoming film "Is this thing?", Which stars Laura Dern And Will Arnett will together with Coopers. However, while the film can boast of an impressive dealing, his late night shoots and production disorders allegedly drive locals against the wall, along with their pets.

In addition to the acting, Bradley Cooper also directs "Is this thing?"

According to sources, the production crew is taken late at night, with loud generators working up to 1 or 2 in the morning. Constant activity, including vans that block roads and approach while in the vicinity of the crew members, has left many inhabitants frustrated.

"Noise is all night," one local said Page sixAdding that the disorder was worse than the past film productions in the area, which hosted the main projects such as the "rabbit holes", "American Gangster", "and" runs all night. "

"I never saw anything like. The roads were blocked. No one asked if I could put the cables on my driveway! I flew over this big box," another residential.

The constant activity of the crew, shout and movement throughout the neighborhood do not only bother people, because allegedly affects local pets.

"This little guy is Barker, and these people love him ... 80 people running and screaming all day," Resident said for their dog, which was especially on the edge after the shooting started.

Resident even claimed that the crew members tried to stop them from walking the dog, claiming, "this lady stops me and (says)," Can you wait? " "No! I had it with you!"

Despite the production challenges, Laura Dern, which stars in the film, managed to make a positive impression on at least one local.

"Dern was very cute," the source was divided. Unfortunately, even her kindness could keep barking in the bay.

While the film official plot remains under the wraps, Cooper shared a few details about his little role in the film.

"I play a guy who is a branch actor and he implies a play called" students, "and he implies them. So it's about it," he found out ESPN's "Pat McAfee Show" Earlier this year, noticing is "a small part" and that "just playing (Arnett's) best friend" in function.

Cooper also indicated that he plays in the film ", 13 students", that's why he grows his chin. "It's like a small comedy that Arnett Star, (along with) Laura Dern and Andrew Day. It's a great dealing."

"I'll manage the camera, which I was very excited because we did some things. We went down to the Chinese fourth and yes, it was amazing. (...) We were beginning in two weeks, so that's crazy," he said like crazy.

"Honestly, honestly, honestly, it's very similar to sports team sports, like not questions," Cooper said at the show. "It's all about creating culture. It's all in the shooting you're in and don't think about the end of the movie. It is especially very similar to soccer, and people do not see it, but if you are in it, you know that very well."

An actor is added, "the same thing in the film. It's always interesting when you're just talking about certain crew members, but are anyone that survived the camera and the first ads are important as the actors or someone else."

With the film, the locals are still hoping for a little more peace and quiet, but for now, Cooper's latest participation effort makes more enemies than fans in the quaints.