Bradley Cooper under fire for disturbing neighbourhood during filming?

Bradley Cooper’s latest film is causing problems for the actor-director even prior to its release.

Cooper has been recently filming his new movie as director and star, in a Queens neighbourhood of New York City.

He can be seen around the locale directing Laura Dern and Will Arnett in his new movie, titled Is This Thing On?

The neighbourhood called Douglaston, has found its residents complaining about the film’s late filming hours.

Page Six has reported that loud generators which run way past midnight, “until 1 a.m. and 2 a.m.”, have disrupted the peace of the area.

“Multiple vans are also allegedly blocking roads and driveways as they pick film people up for hours,” the entertainment news outlet has learned.

While, the movie has been shooting through the night, one local from the area has claimed that it has been going on “all day and night”.

Though, Douglaston is a neighbourhood which has hosted shooting schedules of many different film projects over the years, the local has alleged that Cooper’s production has been “unusually disrespectful”.

American Gangster, Little Children, and Rabbit Hole are some of the other movies that have been filmed in the area.

“I’ve never seen anything like this. Roads are blocked off,” the local has shared with Page Six.

“No one asked if they could put cables on my driveway! I went flying over this big box they left over the cables,” the source further claimed.

Bradley Cooper is working as a director, producer, and camera operator on the movie. He has also shared that he has a “small role” in the film.

Plot details and a release schedule is not yet available for the movie, which is still in production.