We can't exactly call this round two. More like round...will-this-ever-end? Leaked-document catch-all Wikileaks announced today the creation of a massive archive containing more than 30,000 pages?including 173,000 emails?from the Sony hacking that so disrupted Hollywood late last year--not to mention cost now-former Sony chair Amy Pascal her job and did nothing for the state of North Korea-U.S. relations.
And once again, the emails that have been flagged so far (first by Salon) feature eye-opening insight into what really goes into making a big Hollywood movie.
In an email exchange between Pascal and Cameron Crowe from March 31, 2014, Pascal says she loves what she's seen so far of his latest film, Aloha, and Crowe writes that he thinks most of the acting trumps any performances given in his coming-of-age classic Say Anything. Bradley Cooper was called an "odd bird," and Emma Stone's performance was considered to be "nuanced."??
