Christopher Plummer, The Sound of Music star whose prolific, nearly 70-year career encompassed Shakespearean stage roles and major Hollywood movies, has died at 91. The Canadian-born actor died at his home in Connecticut alongside his wife, Elaine Taylor. No cause of death or any other specifics were given.
Actor Mark Wahlberg has announced that he is donating $1.5 million to the sexual harassment legal fund in fellow actress Michelle Williams’s name amid a brewing controversy over pay disparity.
Woke screenwriter David Scarpa is promising to mansplain Cleopatra in a new biopic, but everything he suggests has already been done.
While most of Hollywood and the media have been lying about the massive tax reform passed by the House and Senate last week, legendary film director Ridley Scott proved that he has a much better grasp of how an economy works than most actors and journalists.
Christopher Plummer — the Academy Award-winning actor director Ridley Scott tapped to replace sex scandal-ridden Kevin Spacey in his upcoming John Paul Getty drama All the Money in the World — has expressed unsavory views on mixed race people (referring to them as ‘half-breed’), the promiscuity of under-age girls (one who ‘spread her legs’ revealing ‘the biggest black bush anyone is ever likely to see’), and raping women with his eyes.
In a wholly unprecedented move, Kevin Spacey is being cut from Ridley Scott’s finished film “All the Money in the World” and replaced by Christopher Plummer just over one month before it’s supposed to hit theaters.
Sony Entertainment has canceled the American Film Institute premiere of the film ‘All the Money’ featuring the embattled actor Kevin Spacey,
Ridley Scott tackles the real-life kidnapping of then-richest man in the world J. Paul Getty’s grandson in the first trailer for ‘All the Money in the World.’
