Lady Gaga's album might be delayed, but she's about to sign a deal for her next film role.
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Episode Transcript
Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Lady Gaga understandably but
regrettably announced she'd be delaying the release of her upcoming
um Chromatica and tour in support of it, because the
records tone didn't feel right during this current crisis. But
while her music career is on hold, her film career
is steaming forward. According to the Hollywood Reporter, MGM and
legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott have acquired the rights to the
(00:21):
scripted true crime drama Gucci, about the murder of fashion
icon Marizio Gucci, who was the grandson of the original Gucci,
and Gaga is close to inking a deal to play
his wife, Patricia, who was found guilty of putting a
hit on him. MGM is so excited about the project
they've already set a release date, even though all the
details are not ironed out yet. Look forward in theaters
hopefully November one. That's Direct from Hollywood.
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Ryan Seacrest
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