In Shana Feste’s newest film, the Plummer and Vera Farmiga play an estranged — and mismatched — father and daughter, forced to reunite on a wacky road trip.
Yes, it’s another family road trip comedy, but at least this one has some bite.
The director’s latest film will go down in the Hollywood history books, but as Scott and his cast explain, they had no other choice.
The movie would have been “dead” were it not for her.
Ridley Scott said he had been waiting for a challenge like this. “Within hours, I said, ‘Right, I’m going to recast this.'”
Plummer stepped in to replace disgraced actor Kevin Spacey and only had just over a week to reshoot the scenes.
“All the Money in the World” would offer a serviceable look at the perils of greed if Scott hadn’t scrambled to replace Kevin Spacey. Now, it’s a minor miracle that it exists at all.
The wacky Golden Globes voters never fail to surprise; we rack up the many shocks and snubs.
Ridley Scott also broke into the Best Director race and will compete against heavyweights like Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg.
Ridley Scott’s snappily re-shot J. Paul Getty movie isn’t just complete, it’s looking for some awards love, too.
Spacey has been removed from the Ridley Scott film following numerous allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
Plummer is replacing Spacey as J. Paul Getty in Ridley Scott’s upcoming drama “All the Money in the World,” which is still targeting a December 22 release.
