London Underground Bans 'The Mummy' Film Ad Over Realistic Imagery

An advertisement for Lee Cronin's horror film, "The Mummy," has reportedly been prohibited from display on the London Underground due to concerns over its depiction of a deceased child.

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Published Wednesday 5 August 2026 at 7:20 am AEST 2 min read

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