The Weinstein Company

Time's up.

Weinstein has been declared guilty by the jury on two counts.

A number of actors and directors are objecting to the sale, complaining the company has outstanding agreements with them for royalties and contract settlements they never got.

Anyone who ever entered into a non-disclosure agreement with Harvey Weinstein will no longer be silenced.

TWC’s board explained that they did all they could to create the provisions set down by potential buyers Maria Contreras-Sweet and Ron Burkle.

Following the tidal wave of sexual assault and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein, the company he co-founded with his brother Bob was hit with its own series of setbacks. Upcoming films were pulled from the release schedule, while The Weinstein Company itself was put up for sale. In a bit of poetic justice, the sole bidder — and new owner — of the company that was tarnished by decades of violent misogyny is a woman. And she’s giving TWC the inclusive, female-friendly makeover it so desperately needs.

Many bidders don’t even want to buy the whole thing.

The downfall of Harvey Weinstein has also shuttered a number of projects related to The Weinstein Company, including a two-season Amazon order for David O. Russell’s new drama with Robert De Niro. Production never got off the ground, but the associated studio is now suing The Weinstein Company for millions in damages.

Industrial Revolution drama ‘The Current War’ was postponed to 2018 following the Harvey Weinstein scandal. Star Michael Shannon chimes in on the delay and Weinstein allegations.

Quentin Tarantino has finished the script for his Manson Family project and Leonardo DiCaprio is in talks for a potential role.