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Scott Rudin Steps Back From Upcoming Jennifer Lawrence, Denzel Washington Films

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Altoona native mixes parody, humor, punk rock-edged vigor | News, Sports, Jobs

pkeith@altoonamirror.com Thomas Michael Brunner performs as Elvis Chicken. The Altoona Area High School graduate bills himself as an entertainer and musician and is a recording artist for Canadian American Records. When Thomas Michael Brunner returned to his family’s home after 30 years away as a nationally-touring musician, he fulfilled a promise to his late father and continued making music. His most recent Hot Dog Boy’s “Saucey Sausage” is a heavy metal, five-song CD with a ukulele-backed commentary about his musical career and tribute to his late aunt. Brunner has played bass and done standup on tours largely through the south, mostly in various bands. He’s lived in Ocean City, New Jersey, and Honolulu, Hawaii, and places in between.

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Producer Scott Rudin to step back after allegations of bullying | Broadway

âAfter a period of reflection, Iâve made the decision to step back from active participation on our Broadway productions, effective immediately. My roles will be filled by others from the Broadway community and in a number of cases, from the roster of participants already in place on those shows,â Rudin said in a statement. The move comes more than a week after the Hollywood Reporterâs cover story on Rudin contained accounts of the producing heavyweight throwing glass bowls, staples and baked potatoes at former employees. In his statement on Saturday he did not deny the allegations. âMuch has been written about my history of troubling interactions with colleagues, and I am profoundly sorry for the pain my behavior caused to individuals, directly and indirectly. I am now taking steps that I should have taken years ago to address this behavior,â he said.

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Producer Scott Rudin Stepping Away From His Broadway Shows After Bullying Accusations Become Public: Report

First Published: 12:56 PM PDT, April 17, 2021 Rudin has an extremely successful career. His films have earned 151 Oscar nominations, 23 wins, and he’s won 17 Tony Awards. He’s also one of the very few EGOT recipients in Hollywood. Scott Rudin has announced that he is taking a step back from Broadway. As the New York Times explains, this comes after the famed producer has faced accusations of bullying and verbal abuse. Rudin has had a wildly successful career. His films have earned 151 Oscar nominations and 23 wins, and he’s won 17 Tony Awards. He’s also one of the very few EGOT recipients in Hollywood (he’s won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards). Before the coronavirus pandemic shut down Broadway, he had three shows running: “West Side Story,” “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and the long-running musical “The Book of Mormon.”

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Producer Scott Rudin Stepping Away From His Broadway Shows as Bullying Accusations Mount: Report

Updated: 5:57 PM PDT, April 18, 2021 Rudin has an extremely successful career. His films have earned 151 Oscar nominations, 23 wins, and he’s won 17 Tony Awards. He’s also one of the very few EGOT recipients in Hollywood. Scott Rudin has announced that he is taking a step back from Broadway. As the New York Times explains, this comes after the famed producer has faced accusations of bullying and verbal abuse. Rudin has had a wildly successful career. His films have earned 151 Oscar nominations and 23 wins, and he’s won 17 Tony Awards. He’s also one of the very few EGOT recipients in Hollywood (he’s won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards). Before the coronavirus pandemic shut down Broadway, he had three shows running: “West Side Story,” “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and the long-running musical “The Book of Mormon.”

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