Pressing pause. Bill Murray‘s upcoming film Being Mortal has halted production after a complaint was made about the actor’s behavior. Deadline reported on Thursday, April 21, that work on the ...

Bill Murray has come out to address the kiss controversy that surrounded him during the 2022 production of Being Mortal. The film was supposed to be Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut and also ...

Production on the film Being Mortal has reportedly been suspended following a complaint of “inappropriate behavior” against Bill Murray, one of the movie’s stars. Variety reports that just ...

Searchlight Pictures has suspended production on Aziz Ansari’s feature directorial debut 'Being Mortal,' The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

Being Mortal is inspired by the 2014 book of the same name by surgeon Atul Gawande. In the letter to the cast and crew, which was obtained by Variety, it is confirmed that the movie was halted due ...

It was a great disappointment." The post Bill Murray Defends 'Being Mortal' Misconduct Allegations as 'Still Funny,' Says Disney Shelving Film Was a 'Great Disappointment' appeared first on TheWrap.

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In “Being Mortal,” Gawande turns his attention to his most important subject yet: how our hypermedicalized culture is failing those who are at the ends of their lives, and their families.

I was surprised to see Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End near the top of the New York Times nonfiction bestseller list - not because it's not an excellent book (which it is), but ...

The film will be based on the 2014 non-fiction book Being Mortal: Medicine & What Matters in The End, written by practising surgeon Atul Gawande. Murray is also announced as part of the initial cast.

In “Being Mortal,” Gawande turns his attention to his most important subject yet: how our hypermedicalized culture is failing those who are at the ends of their lives, and their families.