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Chris Rock Says Scott Rudin’s ‘Hard Coaching’ Made Him a Better Filmmaker: Some Creatives Don’t ‘Respond to a Hug’
Chris Rock believes that tough love from one of Hollywood’s most notorious, half-cancelled figures helped make him a better filmmaker.
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Chris Rock credits the “hard coaching” he received from producer Scott Rudin with sharpening his filmmaking skills. He said the tough‑love approach pushed him to improve his craft while working on his latest directorial project, “Misty Green.” The film opened to a triumphant premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, after which Rock participated in a keynote conversation on Sunday to reflect on his career and the impact of Rudin’s mentorship.
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