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Louis C.K. accusations; re-shooting a Kevin Spacey film; a prep school abuse documentary
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Louis C.K. accusations; re-shooting a Kevin Spacey film; a prep school abuse documentary

The New York Times confirms the long-standing rumors of sexual misconduct by the writer and comedian Louis C.K.; director Ridley Scott will re-shoot Kevin Spacey's scenes in an already finished film; in “What Haunts Us,” director Paige Tolmach explores why so many male former students at her prep school alma mater had died by suicide.

Comedian Louis C.K. attends the George Carlin Tribute hosted by Whoopi Goldberg at the New York Public Library - Celeste Bartos Forum on March 24, 2010 in New York City.
Comedian Louis C.K. attends the George Carlin Tribute hosted by Whoopi Goldberg at the New York Public Library - Celeste Bartos Forum on March 24, 2010 in New York City.
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The New York Times confirms the long-standing rumors of sexual misconduct by the writer and comedian Louis C.K.; director Ridley Scott will re-shoot Kevin Spacey's scenes in an already finished film; in “What Haunts Us,” director Paige Tolmach explores why so many male former students at her prep school alma mater had died by suicide.

Listen 5:21
The accusers said the prominent writer, producer and actor masturbated in front of them or over the phone. Four of the women allowed their names to be used.
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A veteran producer and production manager explains what director Ridley Scott is facing as he replaces the disgraced actor with Christopher Plummer.
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In her documentary, filmmaker Paige Goldberg Tolmach tries to find out why so many male former students at her prep school alma mater have died by suicide.