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weblogs.variety.com - 10/10/2008

Rudin Abandons The Reader

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After a long and bruising battle with Harvey Weinstein over Stephen Daldry’s The Reader, producer Scott Rudin is walking off the picture and taking his name off of it. As reported by Patrick Goldstein on his blog , my sources confirm, Rudin finally couldn't take it anymore. Finally, while ...

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