Time's Up released a statement after the announcement of Bob Weinstein's new company, saying “There could have been no ‘Harvey Weinstein’ without the complicity of Bob Weinstein'
The movie, which chronicles the making of Young and Crazy Horse’s studio album “Colorado,” will open in North America on Oct. 22 and in Europe and South American on Nov. 8. Young produced using his pseudonym Bernard Shakey, marking his 13th collaboration withAbramorama CEO Richard Abramowitz said, ”The only thing better than working on a Bernard Shakey film is working onBernard Shakey film.
He will begin work on Dec. 2. Current AMC CFO Craig Ramsey will retire on Feb. 28. During the overlap, the two executives will work closely together, and Goodman will assume the Chief Financial Officer title upon Ramsey’s retirement. Weinstein will produce “Endangered” with Tea Leoni, who will voice to one of the lead characters. The film will be directed by the French animation collective Illogic, which was nominated for an Academy Award this year for the animated short film “Garden Party.” The project is inspired by the book by Tim Flach, who took the photos.
In 2017, a female showrunner who worked on the Weinstein Co. drama “The Mist” accused Bob Weinstein of sexual harassment during the production of the Spike TV series. Weinstein denied the allegations by Amanda Segel. The news about “Endangered” was first reported by Deadline.
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