Film Show Reporters Uncovering Cases Of Abuse By Harvey Weinstein

The
first
trailer
of
the
much-awaited
drama

She
Said
was
unveiled
on
Thursday
giving
a
glimpse
at
how
reports
worked
behind
the
scenes
to
get
the
story
of
the
crimes
of
former
film
producer
Harvey
Weinstein.
The
film
reportedly
explores
what
went
down
before
the
Me
Too
movement
took
the
forefront
in
Hollywood
and
on
social
media.

Harvey
Weinstein
Loses
Rape
Conviction
Appeal
In
New
York
Court;
Will
Serve
23
Years
Of
Jail
Time

The
film
is
an
adaptation
of
Megan
Twohey
and
Jodi
Kantor’s
book
of
the
same
name.
Carey
Mulligan
will
be
seen
playing
Megan
while
Zoe
Kazan
plays
Jodi
in
the
film
set
to
release
on
18
November.
The
film
is
directed
by
Maria
Schrader
and
adapted
for
the
big
screen
by
Ida
and
Colette
writer
Rebecca
Lenkiewicz.

The
trailer
gives
a
glimpse
at
how
Megan
and
Jodi
‘together
broke
one
of
the
most
important
stories
in
a
generation’.
The
New
York
Times
reporters
can
be
seen
struggling
to
talk
to
the
victims
and
get
them
to
open
up
about
their
experiences
so
Harvey
could
be
held
responsible
for
his
crimes.

It
showed
Jodi
(Zoe)
beginning
an
investigation
into
the
story
alone
and
later
forming
a
partnership
with
Megan
(Carey).
They
were
finally
able
to
get
victims
to
speak
up
against
Harvey
only
if
all
them
could
do
it
together.

Khloe
Kardashian
And
Tristan
Thompson
To
Welcome
Second
Baby
Together
Amid
Cheating
Scandal

For
the
unversed,
the
research
started
in
2017
when
the
former
film
producer
was
accused
of
sexual
harassment
or
rape
by
more
than
80
women,
and
was
later
sentenced
to
23
years
in
prison.
Megan
and
Jodi
also
won
a
Pulitzer
prize
along
with
The
New
Yorker’s
Ronan
Farrow
for
their
investigation.

She
Said
also
stars
Patricia
Clarkson,
Andre
Braugher
and
Samantha
Morton.
The
film
is
produced
by
Brad
Pitt,
Dede
Gardner
and
Jeremy
Kleiner
for
Plan
B
Entertainment,
while
the
executive
producers
are
Oscar-nominees
Megan
Ellison
and
Sue
Naegle
for
Annapurna
Pictures.