Three days ago (Sunday, 9.22) World of Reel‘s Jordan Ruimy reported that Martin Scorsese‘s Life of Jesus, in which Andrew Garfield was apparently set to star, won’t be filming in October after all. Or any time soon.
Two days later Variety‘s Clayton Davis reported the same thing as if it was totally fresh news. Davis ignoring the fact that Ruimy had the story first is impolite and unprofessional. The big trades have done this to Jeff Sneider repeatedly…par for the course.
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