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MORE Caption: Screenwriter Ed Solomon and actor Don Cheadle on the set of “No Sudden Move. Photo by Claudette Barius. This week on The Treatment, Elvis sits down with screenwriter Ed Solomon, whose latest project is the HBO Max film “No Sudden Move” directed by Steven Soderbergh. Solomon also penned “Men in Black,” The “Bill and Ted” trilogy and “Now You See Me.” Solomon tells The Treatment about why he incorporated the devastating history of the displacement of Black families during the 1950s in Detroit into “No Sudden Move.” He says that he believes comedy is all about point of view, and it can be a powerful thing to laugh with someone at the same joke. And he talks about what he learned working on “It’s Garry Shandling’s Show.” ....
Christy Haubegger, Chief Inclusion Officer at WarnerMedia. Photo Courtesy of WarnerMedia This week on The Treatment, Elvis sits down with Christy Haubegger, Chief Inclusion Officer at WarnerMedia. Haubegger founded Latina magazine and also led CAA’s push to increase the agency’s representation of women and people of color. Haubegger tells The Treatment she was initially hesitant to take on the position at WarnerMedia because she thought its approach to diversity and inclusion had been misguided in the past. She says one of the few bright spots of the pandemic has been to widen opportunities for people to get into the entertainment industry beyond those who live on the westside of Los Angeles. And she says she is actually optimistic about the future of Hollywood. ....