Gibney says Universal hesitated over releasing Musk film
Director Alex Gibney said the studio behind the four-hour film's international rights was unsure about its release, after the Venice premiere drew harsh criticism from Musk.
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What happened
Alex Gibney, director of a new four-hour documentary about Elon Musk, said Universal, which owns the film's international distribution rights, wavered over releasing it. The claim came after the film's Venice premiere drew a string of criticisms and insults from Musk.
Why it matters
The reports indicate the film's international release was at one point uncertain.
Coverage
- Alex Gibney says Universal ‘wavered’ over releasing Elon Musk documentary (The Guardian)
- Alex Gibney on ‘Musk’ and Why a 4-Hour Film Was Necessary (The New York Times)
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