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The Oscars 2018 nominations may have pleased many, but they weren't without their snubs, with some favorites completely left out.
Michelle Williams is pleased with Mark Wahlberg's donation of All the Money in the World reshoot salary, but SNL looks at it differently.
Mark Wahlberg and his agency donate $2 million to #TimesUp in Michelle Williams' name after All the Money in the World pay gap report.
Mark Wahlberg reportedly refused to sign off on Christopher Plummer joining All the Money in the World unless he got a bigger payment.
A report surfaces claiming Mark Wahlberg was paid far more than Michelle Williams for reshoots on Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World.
From The Shape of Water to Get Out, The Post and Lady Bird, this year's potential Oscar contenders for Best Picture are better than ever.
Ridley Scott replaced Kevin Spacey with Christopher Plummer in All The Money in the World at the very last minute. Here's how he did it.
We interview All the Money in the World star Charlie Plummer about working with Ridley Scott and the most challenging scenes he filmed.
We interview All the Money in the World star Michelle Williams about getting into her character's mindset and working with Ridley Scott.
All the Money in the World makes for a solid dramatic thriller, but falls short when it comes to being an insightful biopic about John Paul Getty.
Actor-producer Mark Wahlberg reveals that he might make his directing a movie in 2018, based on a true story set in Wisconsin.
All the Money in the World writer David Scarpa recounts the involvement of Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins in the movie's famous recasting.
We interview All the Money in the World star Christopher Plummer and director Ridley Scott about making the film and what changed in reshoots.
Ridley Scott confirms that the cast of All the Money in the World completed the film's recent reshooting of 22 scenes for free.
The 2018 Annual Golden Globe nominations are loaded with surprises and snubs, with films like The Shape of Water and The Post landing multiple nods.
Sony has moved director Ridley Scott's prestige drama All the Money in the World back from December 22 to a Christmas Day release.
A rough cut of Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World, with Christopher Plummer instead of Kevin Spacey, screens for Golden Globes voters.
Christopher Plummer replaces Kevin Spacey in the new trailer and image from director Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World.
Sony Pictures releases two new posters for All the Money in the World that omit Kevin Spacey's name and replace it with Christopher Plummer.
Imperative Entertainment will spend millions to cut Kevin Spacey from Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World and reshoot all his scenes.
Synopsis
The true story-based drama chronicles the 1973 kidnapping in Rome of Paul Getty’s 16-year-old grandson and its resulting turmoil, during which Getty bristled at the prospect of paying a ransom, while the boy’s mother desperately tried to retrieve him and even allied with an ex-CIA agent to do so.
This is the second film directed by Ridley Scott to be released in 2017, following Alien: Covenant from that summer. All the Money in the World made numerous headlines when the filmmaker made the decision to cut Kevin Spacey (who had portrayed J. Paul Getty) from the final product after allegations of sexual harassment against Spacey were brought to light in November 2017. Christopher Plummer, Scott's original choice for the role, was brought in to reshoot all of Spacey's scenes, with the crew moving swiftly through the process to maintain the project's December 2017 release date. The film was completed on schedule, earning three Golden Globe nominations (including one for Plummer).
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