Matthew Mc Conaughey was spotted stepping in front of the camera in Los Angeles Saturday.
Looking suave in a baby blue suit, the actor, 52 marched along a downtown street followed by a mob of extras. He also sported a white button down and beige shoes, a casual but classy look.
The scene for Salesforce commercial, with whom he is a brand partner, featured businessmen and women, construction workers and a firefighter, among other professions. Mc Conaughey was at their head, looking determined.The pics come on the heels of the announcement that Mc Conaughey's film Dallas Sting would be shelved for good, only six weeks ahead of principal photography.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, production company Skydance Media scrapped the project a biographical movie based on Bill Kinder a legendary women's soccer coach from the 80s, with Mc Conaughey playing Kinder .The outlet reported that producers on the film reportedly received disturbing allegations surrounding aspects of the true story on which the drama was based.
According to The Daily Mail, the movie was scrapped after anonymous allegations against Kinder, 83, were sent to the production company. In a letter from an unknown source, Kinder was accused of calling players by inappropriate nicknames and touching one player outside their clothes 40 years ago, The Mail reported .Talking to the outlet, the coach denied the accusations and said the letter was pretty cryptic.There was nothing there, nothing ever happened, Kinder said.
Sky dance Media did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment, nor did McConaugheys rep.Never miss a story sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
A survivor of sexual abuse, McConaughey has written about his experience in his 2020 memoir Greenlights. He also spoke about his experience with consent in an appearance on the premiere episode of Amanda de Cadenets new podcast The Conversation: About the Men on Sept. 19.Matthew McConaughey Soccer Movie Scrapped amid Disturbing
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