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sound is power. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 186 of Awards

Chatter the Hollywood Reporters Awards podcast I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today

is one of the top young stars in Hollywood. A 27 year old Ossie who burst onto the

scene four years ago in Martin Scorsese's Best Picture Oscar nominated

The Wolf of Wall Street, subsequently cameoed in a and and recently began rolling out her best work yet. The performance of a lifetime as

the controversial figure skater Tanya Harding in Craig Gillespie's terrific indie dramedy I Tanya

on which he also served as a producer.

The stunningly beautiful and extraordinarily talented Margot Robbie.

But first I sat down at the offices of the Hollywood reporter with Kim Masters, an editor at large at THR and the host of

KCRW's The Business, as well as the author of the Landmark Hollywood books Hit and Run and Keys

to the Kingdom, and a person as well sourced in this town as anyone.

Kim, thank you so much for coming in.

My pleasure.

I wanted to speak with you because these last three or four weeks in this town have been

sort of like an earthquake since the New York Times and New Yorker stories broke and

There's additional context some of which you've written about in the Hollywood reporter and elsewhere as far as other efforts to tell this Harvey story and others that are similar to it you've been trying for a long time you know that we've had some efforts at

THR that with regard to Harvey I guess let's just start with how would you

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