The Hollywood Reporter - 30.10.2019

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 35 OCTOBER 30, 2019

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Lenny Kravitz dined at
Norah. ... Haim Saban
reigned at Il Pastaio. ...
Maria Shriver and son
Patrick Schwarzenegger
were at A Votre Santé. ...
Lindsey Vonn checked out
Le Coucou in New York. ...
Bob Simonds lunched with
former Amazon Studios
chief Roy Price at Polo
Lounge. ... Jake Gyllenhaal
and Andrew Garfield
were at Croft Alley at the Standard Hotel,
separately. ... Over at Nate ’n Al, Jeffrey
Katzenberg sat in a corner, while Joel
Silver and Gary Gilbert shared the room.
... Natalie Portman and Ellen Pompeo
enjoyed a double date at L’Antica Pizzeria
da Michele. ... Jason Momoa was at
Katsuya Brentwood. Lea Michele sat
nearby. ... Harrison Ford enjoyed Lionfish
in San Diego.

and I just collapsed. I was crying,
and I couldn’t do anything about
it. I just got a bit emotional. I hid
in the break room.” Still, despite
the tizzy, Yates seems to have
caught the acting bug. “I might
have other things to do and worry
about in my life, so I don’t know
where it’s going to go,” he tells
Rambling Reporter, “but I really
hope the acting career goes well
for as long as it can. It’s definitely
something I want to do in my life.
One of my dreams is to play a vil-
lain in a film.” — MIA GALUPPO

Power Dining

Kravitz

Saban

Yates (in glasses) with co-star Roman Griffin
Davis in Jojo Rabbit.

Hitched, Hatched, Hired

Inside the industry’s celebrations and news

Weddings

Katie Johnson, an

actress and TV

writer, married Nick

Stone, a classical

percussionist, on

Sept. 1 at the Four

Seasons Oahu at Ko

Olina in Hawaii.

Maura McGreevy,

senior vp commu-

nications at IMG,

married Walter

Klinke on Sept. 21

at M&D Farm in

Westerlo, New York.

They honeymooned

in Greece.

Births

Darin Brooks, an

actor on The Bold

and the Beautiful,

and his wife,

actress Kelly Kruger,

welcomed daugh-

ter Everleigh Jolie

Brooks on Sept. 22

at Cedars-Sinai

Medical Center in

Los Angeles.

Actor Josip Elic,

who carried Jack

Nicholson on his

shoulders in One

Flew Over the

Cuckoo’s Nest, died

Oct. 21 in River

Edge, New Jersey.

He was 98.

Al Burton, who devel-

oped and produced

such shows as Mary

Hartman, Mary

Hartman, Charles

in Charge and Win

Ben Stein’s Money,

died Oct. 22 in San

Mateo, California.

He was 91.

Jerry Fogel,

one-half of the

newlywed couple

on The Mothers-in-

Law, died Oct. 21

at a hospice facil-

ity in Kansas City,

Missouri. He was 83.

Joe Miller, the

chef and owner of

industry hangout

Joe’s Restaurant in

Venice, died Oct. 23

in Santa Monica

after a heart attack.

He was 60.

1 Katie

Johnson

and

Nick Stone

2 Everleigh

Jolie

Brooks,

Kelly

Kruger

and Darin

Brooks

3 Al Burton

4 Walter

Klinke and

Maura

McGreevy

2

3

1

Nena Rodrigue was

named president of

television at Rian

Johnson and Ram

Bergman’s T-Street

studio Oct. 25.

Robert Oram

was promoted to

senior vp domes-

tic physical sales

and distribution at

Paramount Home

Entertainment on

Oct. 16.

Deaths

Bill Macy, who played

Bea Arthur’s frus-

trated husband on

Maude, died Oct. 17

in Los Angeles. He

was 97.

David Weisman, a

producer on Kiss of

the Spider Woman,

died Oct. 9 in Los

Angeles of complica-

tions from West Nile

virus. He was 77.

John Clarke, who

played Mickey Horton

on Days of Our Lives

for 39 years, died Oct.

16 in Laguna Beach.

He was 88.

Orlando

4

Congrats

BET Networks

upped Sean Gupta

to senior vp strat-

egy and business

operations Oct. 15

and Connie Orlando

to executive vp

specials, music

programming and

music strategy

Oct. 22 and named

Traci Lynn Blackwell

executive vp

scripted program-

ming Oct. 23.

Bad Robot named

Hannah Minghella

head of film Oct. 17.