It’s been a while since we had an update on Scarface and Carrie director Brian De Palma’s Harvey Weinstein-themed project. Today the director gave one at the Venice Film Festival. In an…
starring Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace, is aboard to produce with Michel Merkt. De Palma has also said in the past that theToday in Venice, the 78 year-old filmmaker was asked whether the #MeToo movement needed to happen to bring about change in the business. The filmmaker replied, “It annoyed directors like myself and others of my contemporaries because as directors you deal with actors all the time.
And you must engender their trust. And if you… take them out to dinner or abuse them, it goes against what you are trying to do to gain their trust in order for them to be as free when they perform in their movies. It is basically crazy and people who do it, I always have felt are misusing their power.”Dominostars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Carice Van Houten.
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