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Penélope Cruz and Christian Bale in "Captain Corelli's Mandolin." Universal Rotten Tomatoes Score: 28% Synopsis: An Italian officer (Nicolas Cage) is torn between loyalty to his country and his love for a local fisherman's fiancé (Penélope Cruz) as he occupies a Greek island during World War II. Bale appears in the film as Mandras, the fisherman who leaves his love behind to fight the war on the mainland. Bale played Mandras in "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" (2001). Rotten Tomatoes Score: 28% Synopsis: An Italian officer (Nicolas Cage) is torn between loyalty to his country and his love for...

'There are a lot more Weinsteins': Actor and Me Too activist Rosanna Arquette warns that the Hollywood producer's conviction was 'the tip of the iceberg' and there are 'a lot of spiders in that web' as she launches new podcast Rosanna Arquette, 61, has claimed that there are 'a lot more Harvey Weinsteins' out there in an interview to launch her new podcast The Bafta-winning actor, known for her roles in Desperately Seeking Susan and Pulp Fiction, said the Hollywood producer's conviction is 'the tip of the iceberg' The activist, who spoke out as part of the Me Too movement, said perpetrators w...

Weinstein Co. Bankruptcy Attorneys to Receive Millions More Than Victims Gene Maddaus, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The attorneys and professionals in the Weinstein Co. bankruptcy case have received $26 million in fees thus far, considerably more than the $17.1 million that Harvey Weinstein’s victims will receive. The legal bills are still coming in, and will likely exhaust the $3.3 million remaining in the company’s accounts, according to testimony from Robert Peck, the company’s former controller. More from Variety The fees represent a sizable chunk of the cost of resolving the c...

Nearly four years after the first claims against Harvey Weinstein made their way into the court system, some of the many women who sued him on sexual assault and harassment grounds may be close to getting financial compensation.

Judge OKs Weinstein bankruptcy plan with $17M for victims The settlement amount is $11.5 million less than under a previous plan, which was scrapped after a federal judge in New York refused to approve Loading the player... A Delaware judge has approved a revised Weinstein Co. bankruptcy plan that provides about $35 million for creditors, with roughly half that amount going to women who have accused disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct. The judge approved the plan after a hearing Monday, overruling objections by attorneys representing producer Alexandra Canosa and actr...