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Studio bosses have never been viewed warmly. Once mocked as cigar-chomping blowhards, that perception has only worsened with tech moguls elbowing their way in and earning a reputation as highly ...

The Apple TV+ series “The Studio” is, on several levels, a contradiction in terms. It’s a TV show about the making of movies. It’s an act of self-indulgence that works as a shrewd parody ...

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Daniel Hoesl and Julia Niemann wanted to make a black comedy film about the super-rich, guided by Ayn Rand's quote "The point is, who will stop me?" that turned out to feel "very much en vogue.