'The Idol' was initially presented as a six-episode season.
had gone"wildly, disgustingly off the rails," citing 13 sources—including crew members and individuals with knowledge of the show. In addition to multiple reported delays, budget issues, and multiple last-minute script changes, Levinson also allegedly took the show in a more sexually"disturbing" direction, including more explicit content and nudity.
Throughout the process, the creative team has been committed to creating a safe, collaborative, and mutually respectful working environment, and last year, the team made creative changes they felt were in the best interest of both the production and the cast and crew." In own his initial response to the report, Tesfaye publicly responded on social media via a minute-long clip of a scene from the forthcoming show, in which Tesfaye’s character calls .@RollingStone did we upset you? pic.
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