CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif. - June 9, 2020 - Notting Hill is a super charming neighborhood in London that became extremely popular after the movie "A Place Called Notting Hill" (1999) was released, featuring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. Every day hundreds of tourists come to the neighborhood to take a classic photo on the doors of the houses, including influencers, but this situation has bothered several residents of the region.

The controversy involving Notting Hill residents, Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant goes a long way, and residents no longer disguise hostility with so-called instagramers. To talk about the subject, last Saturday, 6, the Brazilian Israel Cassol, who lives in London, presented a television article about the popularization of the neighborhood and the complaints of the residents. The program was shown on a Brazilian TV channel and pointed out several details of the peculiarity of this "confusion".

According to the presenter, influencers are unaware of how much their clicks in front of the homes of Notting Hill residents bother, because these residents are unable to rest. "Influencers are literally taking over some of their properties," he said.

Advised by Cacau Oliver, Creator of Celebrities, during the construction of the TV program project, Israel intends to show more and more other peculiarities from Europe to Brazil. Cassol explains that being on TV for the first time presenting a program is rewarding and hard work that is worth it in the end.

According to Israel, he wants to continue taking curiosities from London straight to Brazil.

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