Vulture Exclusive: Harvey Weinstein on Yesterday’s Golden Globe Nominations
Harvey talked to Vulture about his Best Picture odds and the Weinstein Company's new blog-outreach program.
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Ask Vulture: Which of This Fall’s Oscar-Baiting Holocaust Movies Is Right for You?
This fall presents a veritable smorgasbord of awards-baiting Nazi-related cinematic entertainment choices — but which to see?
The Reader Director Stephen Daldry on Sex Scenes, Rudin vs. Weinstein, and Kavalier & Clay
Daldry raps with Vulture about the clash between moguls that cost Weinstein a million bucks and made Rudin take his name off the movie.
Three Out of Four Reader Stars Confess to Teenage Affairs With Old People
'I think I was 16, and he was maybe 40 … 35,' says Lena Olin.
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‘The Reader’ Trailer: Kate Winslet Plays a NILF
Kate Winslet stars as a former SS prison guard on trial for war crimes, and Ralph Fiennes plays the much-younger lawyer who loves her.
‘The Reader’ Will Be Out in December, Even If It’s Not Done
There's no score, and it's not yet been edited.
In Your Face, Harvey: Scott Rudin Pulls His Name From ‘The Reader’
Has Harvey caved? Did 'Reader' get pushed back to 2009?
Harvey Weinstein Loses Million-Dollar Bet With Nikki Finke
Harv didn't believe that the journo was in possession of a damaging e-mail from Scott Rudin — he was wrong.
Weinstein KO’s Rudin Over ‘Reader’ Release
Scott Rudin bows down to the mighty Harvey Weinstein.
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