Elon Musk is one of the most talked about billionaires on this planet. The Tesla CEO often does something, buys, or says something that stirs headlines. His recent acquisition of Twitter and its aftermath has been closely monitored as a botched job in the business world.
Now, Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney is working on a docu on the South African billionaire. Simply titled ‘Musk‘, Gibey has already spent months into its making. So let’s find out more details about this upcoming documentary on a controversial figure.
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Alex Gibney Is Doing A Docu On Elon Musk
Alex Gibney has made documentaries on several people and subjects in his long career. This includes Scientology, Elizabeth Holmes, Donald Trump, and Vladimir Putin. Now he is focusing on another person.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Gibney is working on a documentary on billionaire Elon Musk. Simply titled ‘Musk‘, it has already been in the making for a couple of months.
It has been described as a “definitive and unvarnished examination” of the SpaceX founder who has been in the news lately for his Twitter takeover. Jigsaw Productions, which is Gibney’s own production house, is financing the film with Closer Media, Anonymous Content, and Double Agent.
“I have been working on this film, off and on, for some time and am hugely excited about it,” Gibney said. “I am delighted by this extraordinary group who are working with me. Onward!”
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Musk Has Been Taking Measures To Cut Costs At Twitter
Ever since he bought Twitter for $44 billion last year, Musk has been having a hard time managing the micro-blogging site. He has been taking steps to cut costs and generate profit.
This includes firing nearly half of its employees, not paying rent on the company’s various offices, and ending free meals for its workers. Recently, the company’s Singapore office shut down over non-payment issues.
The landlord of Twitter’s San Francisco office has already sued the company over the same issue. Several celebrities have also quit the platform after Musk took over and unbanned controversial figures like Donald Trump, Kanye West, and Andrew Tate.
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