That did not take long. I am guessing that with Casey Affleck and Joaquin Phoenix set to make the rounds of every talk show and reporter in the country, the last thing they wanted to talk about was the sexual harassment suits filed against Casey. Now, they won't have to because according to The LA Times, Casey has agreed to give both women who sued him credit on the film. That is the only public thing they are discussing. If either of the women, who each sued him for over $2M got money, both sides are keeping it quiet.
can't we just call this sorry piece of film, "We're Still Douches" and call it a day.
ReplyDeleteI think that they were 'in character' during all of the filming.
ReplyDeletehas anyone seen the movie?
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone want to?
ReplyDeleteI don't even want to see it on DVD and I see everything.
ReplyDeleteRoger Ebert's review on it was pretty interesting. Sounds to me like Joachim just went all "method" to pretend to be a character quitting the movie business and try a rap career. Meh.
ReplyDeleteAs for THIS tool, I wonder if his pay for this movie will cover the payouts to these two women?
I would be interested in seeing it. For free.
ReplyDeleteCasey's a better actor than his brother (which is not saying a whole lot) but damn, why does everyone in Hollyweird have to turn freak? Is anyone who is successful there actually normal?
ReplyDeleteSomewhat OT - Ben did a tv interview this morning on his film at tiff. At first I thought he had work done around his eyes because they looked weird. Then I realized they had put wayyy too much eyeliner on him.
ReplyDeleteJust thought I'd share.