“He was told that, either way, he has to be out of his office next week,” adds the source. Negotiations now are ongoing, but the pay offered for Travers’ new contractual role would be deducted from his severance package. “There was yelling and screaming,” says the source. Travers is said to have objected to the demotion, which led to a heated argument in the Rolling Stone office between Travers and co-founder and publisher Jann S. Veteran film critic Peter Travers, whose lively and blurb-friendly reviews have been a favorite of Hollywood studios since he joined the magazine in 1989, last week was offered a new role as a contract writer, a well-placed source tells The Hollywood Reporter. You Can Count on Me (Kenneth Lonegran)ġ0.A tumultuous restructuring at Rolling Stone could lead to the exit or diminished status of a name-brand writer. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Ang Lee)Ġ6. Hedwig And The Angry Inch (John Cameron Mitchell)Ġ1a. Artificial Intelligence (Steven Spielberg)Ġ5. Shrek (Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson)Ġ9. The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Peter Jackson)Ġ4. Master and Commander: The Far Side Of The WorldĠ1. Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King**Ĥ. Last year **Best Picture winner, bold means nominated:Ģ.
By the way, his list is rumored to drop tomorrow. Let’s take a look back at Travers’ picks going back ten years. For another thing, his top ten generally reflects, more or less, a good sampling of the Best Pic lineup, particularly this year with ten slots open – he always has the Best Pic winner on his list as well.
For one thing, he only hands out his four star reviews a few times a year.
We always like to highlight Rolling Stone’s Pete Travers’ top ten lists.
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