The latest episode of "CBS News Sunday Morning," airing March 15, explores Hollywood's history and future through interviews with industry figures and highlights the preservation of Chaplin Studios by John Mayer and McG. It also features a segment on the Oscar-nominated documentary "Mr. Nobody Against Putin," which exposes Kremlin propaganda, and reflects on the 1979 Iran hostage crisis with Ted Koppel. Additionally, the episode touches on upcoming Oscars coverage and reveals details of a defamation lawsuit involving actress Rebel Wilson and several producers.
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An unnamed actress has accused British comedian and actor Russell Brand of sexual assault during the filming of the 2010 movie "Arthur". The accuser has filed a lawsuit against Brand, Warner Bros., and three related production companies in the New York Supreme Court, seeking unspecified damages for the alleged assault and for the studios’ alleged failure to protect her. Brand has not yet responded to the latest allegations and the case is ongoing.
Gwyneth Paltrow shared a sweet memory of her pre-fame romance with Matthew Perry, who passed away this weekend. They met in 1993 at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts and spent the summer doing plays, swimming in creeks, and kissing in a field of long grass. Jennifer Aniston, Perry's "Friends" co-star, also paid tribute to him, saying he was "our friend" and "a part of us." Perry was 51 years old and the cause of death has yet to be revealed.
The release of Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour" concert film on October 13 will coincide with the release of the next installment of the "Exorcist" horror franchise, creating a potential wild movie double feature. Fans of both genres will have to wait and see if the two films will be a hit with audiences.
Warner Bros. has postponed the release of "Dune: Part Two" from November to March 15, 2021 due to the ongoing actors strike. The strike, which began on April 12, is the first in Hollywood in nearly 20 years and is pushing for better pay and safety protocols for actors. The postponement of the film is a reminder of the impact the strike is having on the film industry.
Greta Gerwig's latest movie, "Barbie", is projected to make over $1 billion in global ticket sales in just three weeks, breaking the record for female directors previously held by Patty Jenkins. This is a major milestone for female directors in the film industry, and a testament to the progress that has been made in the industry. Gerwig has also been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director for her 2017 film “Lady Bird”.
This weekend, moviegoers flocked to theaters to see Warner Bros.' "Barbie" and Universal's "Oppenheimer", with "Barbie" claiming the top spot with a massive $155 million in ticket sales. "Oppenheimer" also soared past expectations, taking in $80.5 million from 3,610 locations. The success of the two films combined for a total of $235.5 million, showing that moviegoers are still eager to return to theaters despite the pandemic.
Warner Bros. Discovery's "Barbie" movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and directed by Greta Gerwig, has been a huge success, making an estimated $65 million on its opening weekend and sparking conversations about the iconic Mattel doll. The movie has raised the intriguing question of whether it is a feminist movie, and has been a testament to the power of the Barbie brand and the potential of the film industry.