Another big Hollywood production has been hit by coronavirus concerns.

Marvel temporarily halted filming on “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” after director Destin Daniel Cretton went into self-isolation last week on the recommendation of his doctor, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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In a new post on Instagram, the director announced that he had tested negative for COVID-19.

“During my weekend of isolation away from my family, I had a lot of time to ponder this interesting moment in history that our second child was born into, a time full of opinions and division, where scientific truths are debated and brushed off as political spins,” he wrote. “But in the midst of this storm, while staring up at a spot on my hotel ceiling that I swear looked exactly like a bunny, I could see something really quite beautiful happening.”

He continued, “People all around the world are beginning to realize how connected we are, how vulnerable we are, how much we need each other to survive. I am happy to say that my test came back negative, but I will continue to be even more careful in the days ahead. Because if you believe in good science, and I do, we still have a mountain to climb together.”

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Last Friday, I decided to be tested for the Corona virus. I was working in close proximity with some people who had potentially been exposed, and because Nik and I have a newborn at home, I wanted to be as safe as possible. During my weekend of isolation away from my family, I had a lot of time to ponder this interesting moment in history that our second child was born into, a time full of opinions and division, where scientific truths are debated and brushed off as political spins. But in the midst of this storm, while staring up at a spot on my hotel ceiling that I swear looked exactly like a bunny, I could see something really quite beautiful happening. People all around the world are beginning to realize how connected we are, how vulnerable we are, how much we need each other to survive. I am happy to say that my test came back negative, but I will continue to be even more careful in the days ahead. Because if you believe in good science, and I do, we still have a mountain to climb together. No matter what you believe or how serious you think this problem is, please err on the side of safety and concern for those more vulnerable than you, and remember that having no symptoms doesn’t mean you’re not a carrier. Please stay hopeful, please stay humble, please stay home. Social distancing is an act of love for yourself, your family, and for every person on this planet. Sending all of you our love from Sydney, Australia.

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In a statement last week announcing the shut down in production, the studio said, “As many of you know, Destin, our director, has a newborn baby. He wanted to exercise additional caution given the current environment and decided to get tested for COVID-19 today. He is currently self-isolating under the recommendation of his doctor,” the studio said in a note to the film’s crew.

“This is an unprecedented time,” the statement added. “We appreciate everyone’s understanding as we work through this.”

On Twitter, star Simu Liu applauded the decision to stop filming and cautioned fans to take measured precautions, and also “don’t be racist.”

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“Shang-Chi” isn’t the only Australian production to come to a stop because of the coronavirus. Warner Bros.’ Elvis Presley biopic, directed by Baz Luhrmann, was halted after actor Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson both tested positive for the virus.

Meanwhile, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is still set for a Feb. 12, 2021 release.