The Hollywood Reporter – August 14, 2019

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Issue No. 27, August 14, 2019


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THE REPORT
11 Peak TV Dilemma
Some producers have shifted
away from the exclusive over-
all deal that media titans
like Netflix can offer, instead
opting for a variety of deals.

ABOUT TOWN


25 Beverly Hills’ Trump
Shopping Slump
The president’s trade war
with China and restrictive
visa policies on countries in
the Middle East are taking
a toll on the tony retail zone.

THE BUSINESS
41 Creative Space: Julian
Edelman and Assaf Swissa
The NFL star and his busi-
ness partner on how they
conquered social media, and
their film and TV ambitions.

44 Bob Iger’s Streaming
Weapon May Be a
Double-Edged Sword
A new $12.99 bundle that

includes Disney+, Hulu and
ESPN+ takes aim at Netflix’s
standard price plan — but
it also could hasten cord-
cutting and “hurt” Disney as it
negotiates carriage fees for
its (popular) linear channels.

STYLE
52 Where ‘Varsity Blues’
Is Just a Movie:
L.A.’s Top Public Schools
for Hollywood
In a year that saw the FBI
expose corrupt college-
admissions practices among
the town’s wealthy fami-
lies, THR spotlights 15 more
diverse offerings for stu-
dents “not being spoon-fed
like in a private school.”

REVIEWS


88 Pleasure or Pain?
Summer TV Offers Both
Shows like Stranger Things
are welcome sources of
distraction, while Years an d
Years tackles our current
moment head-on.

BACKLOT
95 The Top 25 American
Film Schools
THR hands out its
annual grades to colleges
and universities.

CORRECTION The name of
Chris Nee, creator of Doc McStuffins,
was misspelled in THR’s Aug. 7 issue.

Julia Butters of
Once Upon a Time
in Hollywood
was photographed
July 31 at The
Paramour Mansion
in Los Angeles.

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Go glam with these
Golden Goose Kids
Superstar glitter
sneakers ($270).

The highly selective
Larchmont Charter
School at MacArthur
Park in L.A.

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THIS WEEK ON THR VIDEO
Phoebe Waller-Bridge on the strangest
compliment she’s heard about Fleabag.

Late producer Jerry Weintraub (left,
with Neil Diamond in the ’70s),
is the subject of a Grammy Museum
exhibition that opens Aug. 15. 26
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