The Natalie Portman film Jane Got a Gun had faced numerous issues during the course of its filming, including changes in casts, conflicts among the team and conflicts in release dates. It has been in the works since 2012 but only managed to have a final international release date this year. Now that it is finally here, however, the upcoming French premiere of the film is going to be rescheduled following the gruesome Paris terror attacks.

The French release of Natalie Portman’s #JaneGotAGun is postponed following Paris attacks. https://t.co/PvsmCPiy5u pic.twitter.com/t144aejICz

— EntertainmentTonight (@etnow) November 16, 2015

This means Portman and the rest of the cast will have to wait for another release date again before their film can make it to the theaters. The film had been rescheduled several times before. Jane Got a Gun was supposed to debut on November 25 but Mars Distribution, the company that will be distributing the film in France, announced on Monday that the film will be moved to a later date. Likewise, film screenings and press interviews that were reportedly scheduled on Sunday and Monday were pushed back.

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The red carpet premiere of the film was scheduled for November 16 but Natalie Portman and the rest of the team had to cancel the event following the series of shootings and bombings in several Parisian establishments, which claimed 129 lives. Jane Got a Gun will hit U.S. theaters in February of next year. Natalie Portman stars alongside Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton. The French premiere schedule will be announced soon. Reports claim that cinemas in the City of Lights were closed on Saturday afternoon but have since been reopened.

U2, Coldplay and Foo Fighters cancel concerts following Paris attacks https://t.co/1LmvMD7vGj pic.twitter.com/gKHJFSbjFz — Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) November 14, 2015

The French premiere of the Bridge of Spies, which stars actor Tom Hanks was also put off over the weekend according to EW.  Several musical acts such as Motorhead, Marilyn Manson, and U2 also canceled their scheduled concerts in Paris.