Sentences with phrase «studio mogul»
A "studio mogul" refers to a powerful and influential individual who owns or operates a film or television production company. They are responsible for making major decisions, such as green-lighting projects and overseeing operations. Full definition
Colin Firth has revealed he felt ashamed for not doing more when a British female actor told him about an upsetting encounter with studio mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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Hollywood actor Colin Firth has revealed he felt ashamed for not doing more when a British female actor told him about an upsetting encounter with studio mogul Harvey Weinstein.
The allegations against now former Hollywood studio mogul Harvey Weinstein keep piling up, with claims now including not «just» sexual harassment, but also rape.
He also received a $ 25,000 donation from movie studio mogul Harvey Weinstein.
There are large pharmaceutical companies setting up house on opposite sides of the conference «court,» the CEOs and executives playing the role of studio moguls, and the students as aspiring thespians, seeking parts in future blockbusters.
Since scores of women came forward to accuse the once - mighty Harvey Weinstein of victimizing them, the Oscar - winning studio mogul's downfall has been WASHINGTON — President Obama abruptly changed course on Saturday and postponed a military strike against the Syrian government in retaliation
Paley later says she spoke with Franco after disgraced studio mogul Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault allegations became public, when Franco allegedly told her that while it was wrong for him to have a sexual relationship with her since he knew she was in recovery for substance abuse, he hadn't done «anything illegal,» and called himself «a changed man.»
With Tom Cruise as an aggressive, rap - loving studio mogul — every appearance of this Weinstein-esque character is going to make you cringe.
They decide to make their own movie after they make no progress with studio moguls (Judd Apatow) or cobra - like agents (Sharon Stone).
In Danny Huston «s studio mogul and Harvey Keitel «s scrappy agent, the film finds mouthpieces for what is essentially straight - up Hollywood satire, reminiscent of the disastrous «SimOne,» but much better and a good deal wittier.