Alex Gibney’s latest project, the Elon Musk documentary “Musk,” is already in theaters. But when news broke last week that David Ellison’s Paramount had officially bought Warner Bros. Discovery, the director admits he was “concerned” about the doc’s future release on HBO. “Musk,” the unflinching and often unflattering nearly four-hour look at the richest man
Contrary to a recent report, Universal is moving forward as planned with the international release of Alex Gibney‘s Elon Musk documentary “Musk,” sources familiar with the project told Variety. Though a release date has not yet been set for the overseas rollout, that’s not unusual for a film like “Musk,” a nearly 4-hour long documentary
What it’s about: Sixteen years after the release of “The Social Network,” David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin’s classic gets a spiritual sequel. This time, Sorkin, who wrote “The Social Network,” takes the directing reins and Jeremy Strong steps in as Mark Zuckerberg to tell the story of a Facebook engineer who decides to blow the
In an era when documentaries about famous people can be as light and sweet as the snacks you eat while watching them, Alex Gibney is going against the grain. His new documentary, “Musk,” which premiered at Venice Film Festival on Sept. 8, proves there’s still room for hard-hitting investigative docs in Hollywood — as long
Elon Musk‘s ex Ashley St. Clair spoke about her decision to reject a $40 million non-disclosure agreement after the influencer gave birth last year to Musk’s 13th child. By turning down the alleged payday, St. Clair was able to sit for an interview in “Musk,” a new documentary from Alex Gibney that seeks to make
