plummer and it's quite a hammy role, asjohn paul getty.doing something else. and then you've got the son, played by charlie plummer, no relation, kidnapped and held hostage in calabria by the italian mafia. so you never quite know what the centre of the story is. for me, it became about plummer, and it kind of eclipses michelle williams, who is very good in the role, and the film looks good in a classic ridley scott smooth way. itjust didn't get to the heart of the matter. your heart went out to what it must be like to being the richest man in the world. it's something i've been contemplating! that's curious! and rather enjoying. curious! is the next film going to be quite brutal? i have heard lots about it but not seen it, hostiles. there is always room for one or two westerns per year now. it used to be what hollywood and america was made on. but now hostiles, i think we can tell there is irony in the title. it's what american armies called, what american cowboys and soldiers used to call the native americans, the injuns they were known

plummer replaced kevin spacey as john paul getty.istopher plummer replaced kevin spacey asjohn paul getty. that isn't them, actually. that's the next film, hostiles, with christian bale and rosamund pike, the ways of the west revived oral revised. we'll be looking at ben stiller as well, checking into a midlife crisis in brad's status, taking his son on a tour of college campuses and reminiscing about his own life and where it's all gone wrong for him. but let's start with all the money in the world. i am reeling from the fa ct in the world. i am reeling from the fact that christopher plummer is 88, because he looks astonishing. that is what you can do with all that money, a lot of cgi! john paul getty, who spacey was playing, and the film has got rid of him and replaced him with christopher plummy, the very feat that is what marks this note out a footnote in film history. extraordinary from ridley scott to reshape his film around a new performance in christopher plummer. we watch the film now, especially in this climate, trying to s

plummer and it's quite a hammy role, a5john paul getty.napped and held hostage in calabria by the italian mafia. so you never quite know what the centre of the story is. for me, it became about plummer, and it kind of eclipses michelle williams, who is very good in the role, and the film looks good in a classic ridley scott smooth way. itjust didn't get to the heart of the matter. your heart went out to what it must be like to being the richest man in the world. it's something i've been contemplating! that's curious! and rather enjoying. curious! is the next film going to be quite brutal? i have heard lots about it but not seen it, hostiles. there is always room for one or two westerns per year now. it used to be what hollywood and america was made on. but now hostiles, i think we can tell there is irony in the title. it's what american armies called, what american cowboys and soldiers used to call the native americans, the injuns they were known as. we're not allowed to call them that now. when you have a film that revises that, what do y

plummer and it's quite a hammy role, asjohn paul getty.quite know what the centre of the story is. for me, it became about plummer, and it kind of eclipses michelle williams, who is very good in the role, and the film looks good in a classic ridley scott smooth way. itjust didn't get to the heart of the matter. your heart went out to what it must be like to being the richest man in the world. it's something i've been contemplating! your heart went out to what it must be like to being the richest man in the world. it's something i've been contemplating! that's curious! and rather enjoying. curious! is the next film going to be quite brutal? i have heard lots about it but not seen it, hostiles. there is always room for one or two westerns per year now. it used to be what hollywood and america was made on. but now hostiles, i think we can tell there is irony in the title. it's what american armies called, what american cowboys and soldiers used to call the native americans, the injuns they were known as. we're not allowed to call them that no

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as you say, christopher plummer was brought into play his part.rk wahlberg had to be brought back as well to refilm the scenes they'd previously done with spacey and now with christopher plummer. mark wahlberg it seems was paid $1.5 million to do that and michelle williams was paid nothing apart from a very tiny amount to cover her expenses. much has been made of that over the last week or so, people saying this highlights the pay disparity between actresses and actors in hollywood. mark wahlberg has now released a statement saying over the last few days, the reshoot fee for all the money in the world has become an important topic of conversation. he says, "i100% support the fight forfair pay and i'm donating my $1.5 million to the time's up legal defence fund in michelle williams‘ name." peter bowes in los angeles. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: you might call it a wobbly debut, but hundreds turn out to see france's baby panda finding his feet in public. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the mo

first, even though plummer was reportedly his first choice. why you -- what was the reasoning to go with spacey originally? what was the choice there? >> you know, it's probably vaguely kind of commercial reasons, the fact that this can be perceived as a talking-heads movie, and it's not. it's kind of quite violent and it's quite stressful, and i think it's a bit of a thriller as well, even though it's about something that actually happened. but, you know, kevin has had recently such dramatic, you know -- people are very aware of him because of "house of cards." >> yeah. >> and therefore it made good sense on a film that's a tricky sell against crushing cars and killing people and monsters and bloody zombies and things like that. i need as much as i can to actually sell, and therefore and the difference as actors, they're both marvelous actors. they're both up to the a1 grade actors. and so -- but i lent for kevin, but then i was wrong. >> we need to pay the ransom, mr. getty. >> i do not have the money to spare. >> no one has ever been richer

his lawyer reportedly vetoed christopher plummer until the demand was met. that payment has become the source of controversy after it was reported that wahlberg was the reshoot than his female costar, michelle williams. williams, who is nominated for a golden globe for her role in the film, was paid just $80 per day. in order to be ready for awards show season, the reshoot had to start nine days after spacey was accused by several men of sexual misconduct, so williams said she did everything she could to make it happen. call fromved a phone a producer and he said, please don't talk to anybody about this, we will know in the next 24 hours if we can pull it off,. would you if we could? i said, not only would i, but i will give you back my salary if that would help and i will give you my thanksgiving break, if that would help. >> "usa today" was not told that wahlberg's team had negotiated a hefty reshoot fee, despite the fact that both stars share the same talent agent he. celebrities tweeted across the world sharing their discus -- discusd. melanie: singer se

christopher plummer was brought in to play his part.elle williams and mark warburton had to be brought back as well, to re—film there seems that they had previously done with kevin spacey, now with christopher plummer. mark warburton, it seems, was paid $1.5 million to develop. the shell williams was paid nothing apart from a very tiny amounts to cover her expenses. much has been made of that over the last week or so. made of that over the last week or so. people saying this highlights the pay disparity between actresses and actors in hollywood. mark warburton has now released a statement, saying over the last few days... he says i 100% supported the fight forfair days... he says i 100% supported the fight for fair pay and days... he says i 100% supported the fight forfair pay and i am donating my $1.5 million to the times up legal defence fund in michelle williams‘s name. the headlines on bbc news: the ministry ofjustice confirms there could be a judicial review of the parole board's decision to release serial sex attackerjohn worboys.

christopher plummer was brought in to play his part. mark wahlberg had to be brought back as well, to re—film the scenes that they had previously done with kevin spacey, now with christopher plummer. mark wahlberg, it seems, was paid $1.5 million to do that. michelle williams was paid nothing, apart from a very tiny amount to cover her expenses. much has been made of that over the last week or so. people saying this highlights the pay disparity between actresses and actors in hollywood. mark wahlberg has now released a statement, saying over the last few days... the reshoot of for all the money in the world has become an important topic of conversation. he says i 100% support the fight forfair pay and i am donating my $1.5 million to the time's up legal defence fund in michelle williams‘ name. talks aimed at securing the future of the troubled engineering company, carillion, are resuming. the firm builds roads, schools and hospitals, and is involved in the high speed rail project, hs2, but has debts and a large hole in its pension fund.

christopher plummer was brought in to play his part.mark wahlberg had to be brought back as well, to re—film the scenes that they had previously done with kevin spacey, now with christopher plummer. mark wahlberg, it seems, was paid $1.5 million to do that. michelle williams was paid nothing, apart from a very tiny amount to cover her expenses. much has been made of that over the last week or so. people saying this highlights the pay disparity between actresses and actors in hollywood. mark wahlberg has now released a statement, saying over the last few days... the reshoot of for all the money in the world has become an important topic of conversation. he says i 100% support the fight forfair pay and i am donating my $1.5 million to the time's up legal defence fund in michelle williams' name. the french president has thrown his support behind a push to protect the humble baguette by making it a unesco cultural treasure. emmanuel macron said the "baguette is the envy of the whole world". the italian art of making pizza became unesco—list

with christopher plummer we could also look at the fact that james franco was kind of critically acclaimed for his lead role in the film disaster artist did not get a nomination so i think that was a reflection of the fact that in recent weeks he too franco has been. the source of the subject of allegations of sexual harassment. so he's definitely a loser there the three billboards outside evan missouri which got nominated for best picture and also its star frances mcdormand deals with issues of essentially violence against women as well as abusive policing so those are two very topical issues tackled by that movie critic gerwig of course in lady bird. quintessential. tale of a young girl's coming of age a sperry strong female cast there with sharon ronan getting a nomination for best actress and also a picking up a a best supporting female role for the actress who played her mother and then we've seen the the as you said some strong female female law roles in films like. the shape of water with sally hawkins. a robot of the kind began to write pasting last time around for lack of divestin

as you say, christopher plummer had been brought into play his part.had to be brought in as well to reissued their films —— scenes. mark wahlberg it seems was paid $1.5 million to do that and michelle williams was paid nothing apart from a very tiny amount to cover her expenses. much has been made of that over the last week also. people say this highlights the pay disparity between actresses and actors in hollywood. mark wahlberg has now released a statement saying over the last few days, the reissued the fault all the money in the world has become an important topic of conversation. he says, "i want hundreds % support the fight for fair pay and i'm donating my $1.5 million to the time's up legal defence fund in michelle williams‘ name." what is next for defence fund in michelle williams‘ name. " what is next for the defence fund in michelle williams‘ name." what is next for the time is up name." what is next for the time is up black campaign? —— time‘s up. what are they hoping to achieve? it this is a fund to set up not only to help people in hollywoo

this week, we find out what happened when christopher plummer replaced kevin spacey in ridley scott'snd. and saddle up for the return of the wild west. but is it the western revived or revised in hostiles? christian bale and rosamund pike, take to the wide open spaces for the violence of the wild west. and ben stiller checks in for a midlife crisis in brad's status, a comedy about middle age and loss and reflecting on your existence while you take your son to

christopher plummer took over the role of oil tycoon] paul getty. co—star michelle williams told me she re—shot her scenes for free. films are larger—than—life and they glorify people. i could not bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had hurt people. in these ways. i did not want to have anything to do with it. i would not have gone to promote it, i would not have talked about it, because i would have felt like it is not the right thing to do for those people that have been hurt. they do not need to be traumatised again by seeing this movie come out and see big posters and flashy advertisements. it is not appropriate. so i did not want any part of it. other films tipped for awards include the shape of water, the sci—fi fantasy leading the field with seven nominations. humour and heartbreak and this film six nods. a tender love story call me by your name was also in the running... so also is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gat

. >> reporter: now, a new report that wahlberg, had approval with co-stars, he refused to accept plummernless he was guaranteed the money. >> i can't walk away. >> reporter: the outrage on the red carpet. >> it was shocking how big the difference was. for myself, i have never been paid the same as my male co-stars. >> the awards and the profession are exactly is same. >> reporter: the screen actor's guild is looking into the alleged pay gap. >> i'm fighting an impeer. >> it's hard to talk about this. my daughters believe the world is equal. >> reporter: a no show last night, james franco. >> i'll accept it on his behalf. >> reporter: he's been hit with accusations of inappropriate behavior by several women. other big wipers were there. like nicole kidman, who glammed it up without hubby keithing making it a girl's night with reese and laura. lots of stars flew solo. >> hold on. >> hey, nick. what's happening, man? >> reporter: nick jonas made a beeline for the bar. it didn't open until 5:00 p.m., so he was turne jessica biel was seen texting throughout the show. and newlywed justin hartl

. >> i'm curious to see if christopher plummer can win best supporting actor.d kevin spacey in "all the money in the world." . we can see what plummer did in the retakes. >> what is the next one, best television series drama. >> we have c the crown," "game of thrones" the handmaid's tale" and "stranger things" and "this is us." >> i don't think "game of thrones" will win. the hollywood press likes meat. "game of thrones" is a great television program but it doesn't really fit into what they usually award. so i could see "this is us" because it's a very heartfelt drama. i could also and it's a network television program which would be really amazing. i don't think "the crown" will either because it won last year. "the handmaid's tale" is my favorite show so i'm kind of i woulds ababiased. >> it reminds you how much worse the world could be. we could debate that offline, nischelle, but i'm with you, i'm with "a handmaid's tale." society could be a lot worse and it reminds you of that. >> the uplifting story of "the handmaid's tale." >> i did not say that. did not

for this verify our researchers checked with a plummer and then the red cross. first the plumber. >> you actually want to keep your pipes open like leave the valves open. >> now here are some things you should do. the red cross suggests that you leave your kitchen cap nets open to get warm air to your pipes and if you're going to be away for a long period of time both the plumber and the red cross told us that you should let your faucet drip so water is always moving through your system. don't turn your pipes off completely unless you're ready for a big upheaval. >> if you were to just shut it off you'd have to drain it completely and you'd have to use nitrogen and some other professional tool to get all the water out. >> nobody wants to do that. we can verify that this is mostly false. you don't want to turn off your water unless you're fully prepared to drain your pipes. >>> first, know where and how to shut off your water from the main shutoff valve. insulate those pipes near outer walls in crawl spaces and attics. disconnect your garden hoses, and finally sh

the call to replace kevin spacey with christopher plummer and get the actors back to reshoot seens, there's place to be paid. >> there's a report that michelle williams was paid far less for reshoots than mark wahlberg. >> i don't have any money. >> reporter: wahlberg got $1.5 million for the reshoot while williams got less than $1,000. >> and action. >> action. >> reporter: that means for the ten days michelle would have been paid less than 1% of what mark was paid. >> i don't think it's about money. >> reporter: this salary cap infuriated hollywood coming in the middle of the time's up movement. which, in part, fights gender inequality. jessica chastain, she zerves more than 1% of her male co-star's salary. >> we're linked in arms with all the women here. >> michelle said in september she could do whatever it took for the good of the film. >> i was on the front line. you can have my salary. if that's why i work. you can have it. you can have my break. whatever. i'll just be there. >> reporter: the reshoot'sed over the thanksgiving holiday. is there he was going reshoot the movie. i said,

we now know mark wahlberg demanded 1-point-5-million dollars before he'd sign off on christopher plummer replacing kevin spacey in "all the money in the world." u-s-a today reports wahlberg's his co-stars. earlier this week we learned michelle williams was paid less than a thousand dollars for her participation in the reshoot. james franco is skipping the critics choice awards amid sexual misconduct allegations. franco was expected there to receive the best actor nod for "the disaster artist". he chose to skip the event after five women made accusations against him. francos says he has a different story to tell, but respects the women's rights to tell their truths david letterman is back on t-v today, with his new netflix series. it's called "my next guest needs no introduction". the debut kicks off with a pretty big get - former president obama... he says while he made bold moves in the oval office, he's not quite as confident on the dance floor. the six-episode spread over six months. coming up at six - controversial comments from the current president. suz live tease announcer: now, g

at 88, christopher plummer is the oldest acting nominee in 0scars history. but just disaster artist, his performance had been praised, butjust before the balloting process closed, he was accused by five women of sexual harassment charges, which he denies, but could have cost them a place amongst the nominees. james, thank you very much indeed. lovely sunny day in los angeles. storm georgina if the next one in this season and it has been named by the irish weather service and is on its way to the north—western corner of the british isles. that is the number of isobars, wind is a real feature for the rest of the night especially in northern and western parts of the british isles and it will be accompanied by some heavy rain. temperatures not too bad, still that mild feel to proceedings but as we begin the day the concern is about the strength of the wind and there is a lot of rain. local radio will keep it up the mark. it is not just at the centre radio will keep it up the mark. it is notjust at the centre there are concerns, this front its own right will spre

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the call to replace kevin spacey with christopher plummer and get the actors back to reshoot scenes that came at a price. >> there's a report that less for reshoots than mark wahlberg. >> i don't have any money. >> reporter: this headline from also today is pretty blunt. wahlberg got $1.5 million for the reshoot, while williams got less than $1,000. >> and action! >> action. >> reporter: that means for the ten days michelle would have been paid less than 1% of what mark was paid. >> i don't think it's about money. >> reporter: this reported salary gap infuriated hollywood coming in the middle of the "time's up" movement which in part fights gender inequality and was topic one at sunday's golden globes. jessica chastain, "she deserves more than 1% of her male costar's salary." eva longoria agreed. >> we are linked in arms with all the women here. >> michelle said in september she could do whatever it took for the good of the film. >> i was on the front line. you can have my salary. you can just take it, that's not why i work. if that will help you, you can have it. you can have my break.

the do-overs necessary after kevin spacey was dropped from the film and replaced by christopher plummer amid allegations of spacey's sexual misconduct. hollywood stars were quick to weigh in. jessica chastain tweeting, she deserves more than 1% of her male co-star's salary. sophia bush calling it hard evidence of the gender gap negotiated by the same agents, no less. williams and wahlberg are both represented by william morris endeavor. neither the agency nor its stars have responded to requests for comment. >> i was told she was aware of the disparity. did she agree because what she was facing a choice of do it for this month or there will be no movie. >> reporter: last month director ridley scott told "usa today" everyone did the reshoots for nothing. in previous interviews williams said she was willing to waive her salary to save the film. >> i've just been heartsick for weeks thinking about how this thing that we loved making was going to be all for naught. >> reporter: many now asking if "all the money" should have given more to its female co-star. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new y

christopher plummer took over the role of oil tycoonj paul getty.ee. films are larger—than—life and they glorify people. i could not bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had hurt people. in these ways. i did not want to have anything to do with it. i would not have gone to promote it, i would not have talked about it,

nominee christopher plummer could be rewarded for reshooting all of kevin spacey's scenes in "all the money in the world" right before the movie was released. >> people are going to be paying more attention to their casting, who they're working with, and they're going to be possibly a little bit more cautious about that. >> reporter: this year "the shape of water" leads all movies with seven nominations while the tv categories feature rookie shows like "the marvelous mrs. mazel" and reboots like "will & grace". and a mix of old and new together under one star-studded roof. joe fryer, beverly hills, california. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. good night and have a good weekend. san francisco is gs first marijuana dispensary that >>> right now at 6:00, getting the green light. san francisco now getting its first marijuana dispensary that does not require a note from your doctor. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. je

completely seamless but what was of course running through my head, is it a much different movie with plummerr spacey? >> kevin spacey did a fantastically good job. it was cooler and chillier. christopher comes with this inordinate charm. smile and his twinkle. so, when, in, he's doing the same words, the same text as kevin, the twinkle and smile somehow make him that much more effective. >> do you think we're looking at a moment in hollywood where things actually are going to change, where the sexism will sub side or do you think it's window dressing? >> i think a bit of each. i think there'll be an immediate change because there should be. it's long, way, way overdue. i've never experienced any of those things that you described in my life in my companies. they have frankly got women rung my companies. i've always been a great supporter of strong women without actually ever thinking about it. i've just got great respect for women generally. maybe it comes from my mum. i had a very strong mother who brought up three pretty stalwart sons and always very independents and tough. >> it's somethi

a wonderful, wonderful gift that ken plummer gave to us. my time. cedar. in the book a dedicate the book to michelle. it says to michelle, thank you for making cedar our home. imagine there's a a number of veterans in the room and maybe others in your professional growth that it moved around a lot. every time you move into a new house, it's a real challenge in making it a home. for me that always felt on my wife michelle, to make it a home. a special every house that we lived in with our children she made it especially a unique and special home. so all these things are touches and the way we entertained and engaged guests and the crew and families and relatives. it was very special. great memories i know i have as well as our predecessors and successors have as well. cedar, winter, summer, the opposite side, poplar, the command office building, popular. then my favorite building. i mention holley previously is where churchill, roosevelt sat on the porch. it's where carter force anwar sadat and menachem begin to meet and the cramped conference room as oppos

completely seamless, but what was, of course, running through my head, is it a much different movie with plummerwas cool and chillier. christopher comes with this inordinate charm, a smile and his twinkle, so when, in fact, he is doing the same words, the same text as kevin, the twinkle and smiles somehow make him that much more effective. do you think it will — we are looking at a moment in hollywood where things actually are going to change, where the sexism will subside and women will get a fair crack of the whip, or do you think it is window dressing? i think a bit of each. i think there will be an immediate change, because they should be. it's long — way, way overdue. you know, i've never experienced any of those things that you described in my life and my companies — frankly, i have women running my companies. i've always been a great supporter of strong women without actually ever thinking about it — which is, i think, the best way. i've just got great respect for women in general. maybe it came from my mum — i had a very strong mother who brought up three pretty stalwart sons and all of

nominee christopher plummer could be rewarded for reshooting all of kevin spacey's scenes in "all theoney in the world" right before the movie was released. >> people will be paying more attention to their casting, who they're working with, and they're going to be possibly a little bit more cautious about that. >> reporter: this year "the shape of water" leads all movies with seven nominations while the tv categories feature rookie shows like "the marvelous mrs. mazel" and a mix of old and new together under one star-studded roof. joe fryer, beverly hills, california. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news." thank you for watching. good night and have a good weekend. >>> now on alex trebek's top secret brain >>w ry. for your concern. >> the jeopardy host revealing his medical emergency and how he's doing today. >>> khloe kardashian tell all about becoming a mom. >> if it is a girl -- >> why she says tristan will be the perfect dad and how she's watching her weight. >> i am still working out. >> and surprise news she's e buawn spicer coming o

christopher plummer took over the role.ee. i couldn't bear the thought of being in a movie which glorified somebody who had her people in these ways. i wouldn't have gone to promote it. i wouldn't have gone to promote it. i wouldn't have talked about it because i would have talked about it because i would have felt like it is not the right thing to do for those people who've been hurt. we don't need to be traumatised again by seeing this movie coming out, seeing posters and flashy advertisements, it's not appropriate. i didn't want any part it. the shape of water is tipped for awards. the sci—fi fantasy leads the field with seven nominations. humour and heartbreak in three billboards. the tender love story call me by your name is also in the running. so is the post, with tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. very much a story of the times. everything has changed this year. a few months ago, the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and everyone here is only just into turmoil and everyone her

director ridley scott ordered all scenes starring kevin spacey reshot with replacement actor christopher plummerropped from the movie after accusations of sexual misconduct by a number of men. scott told u.s.a. today that the reshoot was possible because everyone did it for nothing. representatives for scott williams and wahlberg have not commented. >>> taking a cue from the golden globes several democratic women in congress plan to wear black to president trump's first state of the union address later this month. california representative jackie spires says the democratic women's working group is encouraging other lawmakers to wear black in solidarity with the antisexual harassment me too and time's up movements. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, could presidential candidates have top to undergo a mental health examination and make those results public. a local democrat is introducing legislation to make that happen. >>> a new jersey man is literally frozen out of his house as in his house boat. while it will take an ice breaker to get him back inside >>> buyers beware. what you ne

accused of sexual assault, kevin spacey was cut from this film and replaced with christopher plummer.star michelle williams told me she shot her scenes again for free. films, because they're larger than life, they glorify people, and i couldn't bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had hurt people. is what is happening in hollywood a permanent, significant change, do you think? everyone is working day and night to create the kind of change that will be permanent. our hope is to hand our daughters a different world. the mood at the golden globes is different this year. some of the world's most famous actresses are going to be accompanied on the red carpet by activists as part of their demand for equality in the entertainment industry and the wider world. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. let's cross live to los angeles now, and speak to our correspondent peter bowes. we have seen the arrivals. are we seeing people wearing black in solidarity? yes, most people walking down the red carpet had been wearing black, thick black liners, meryl streep has put it, in

christopher plummer took over the role of oil tycoonj paul getty.than—life and they glorify people. i could not bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had hurt people. in these ways. i did not want to have anything to do with it. i would not have gone to promote it, i would not have talked about it, because i would have felt like it is not the right thing to do for those people that have been hurt. they do not need to be traumatised again by seeing this movie come out and see big posters and flashy advertisements. it is not appropriate. so i did not want any part of it. other films tipped for awards include the shape of water, the sci—fi fantasy leading the field with seven nominations. humour and heartbreak in three billboards in ebbings, missouri, earned this film six nods. a tender love story call me by your name was also in the running... so also is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gathering to pat itself on the back as usua

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