Los Angeles’ Harvey Weinstein trial continues “She Said”It transports viewers back into New York City when Jodi and Megan Kantor, New York Times journalists, published an investigative piece that would resonate for years.
The drama centers on both the survivors and reporters who bravely shared their accusations against the producer. It also highlights the #MeToo movement, which has been demanded by voices around the world and across the country.
Here’s how to watch “She Said”It will be on the big screen.
When does it matter? “She Said”Get Out!
Friday, November 18th is the premiere of the drama.
Is it? “She Said”Are you streaming or watching in theaters?
You can watch the video here “She Said” before the holidays, you’ll likely need to head to a movie theater to see it as the film is not currently available to stream on a major streaming platform. You can only see the film in a theater. You can check your Local listings.
The film is a Universal Pictures release and will likely be available on Peacock in the near future. It could take up to 30 days for the film to become available on streaming sites, so it is possible that it will be available in December.
Who is the member of the “She Said” cast?
Carey Mulligan stars as Megan Twohey, and Zoe Kazan plays Jodi Cantor. Andre Braugher is joined by Patricia Clarkson, Angela Yeoh (Jennifer Ehle), and Sean Cullen. Harvey Weinstein’s role is played by Mike Houston. “SNL”James Austin Johnson, actor, makes a cameo as Donald Trump’s voice. Ashley Judd appears as herself.
What is it? “She Said” about?
Based on Twohey and Kantor’s book of the identical name “She Said” traces the #MeToo movement to October 5, 2017, when the reporters published a shocking exposé of the abuse perpetrated by Weinstein.
The film delves into the confidential conversations between survivors and the reporters that took place for months before the piece was published — a story that had never been written due to threatening consequences. They realize that to tell the massive story, the journalists must get people on record as they sort through decades worth of abuse covered up by NDAs and secret payouts.