One story, two headlines, Film & TV
Dustin Hoffman says he was held at gunpoint by the husband of woman he was having an affair with
6 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
Dustin Hoffman Says He Supported #MeToo as a ‘Very Good Thing,’ but Was in ‘Shock’ by His Own Sexual Harassment Allegations
Sex, sets and second thoughts: Dustin Hoffman revisits his battles in Hollywood
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- Book Review: ‘Look at Me,’ by Dustin Hoffman
The New York Times, lean left
- Look at Me by Dustin Hoffman review – an era-defining actor says his piece
The Guardian
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- Dustin Hoffman says he was held at gunpoint by the husband of woman he was having an affair with
The Independent
- Dustin Hoffman Says He Supported #MeToo as a ‘Very Good Thing,’ but Was in ‘Shock’ by His Own Sexual Harassment Allegations
TheWrap
- Dustin Hoffman threatened at gunpoint by husband of woman he was having affair with
PerthNow
- Sex, sets and second thoughts: Dustin Hoffman revisits his battles in Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
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