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- The HBO movie “Mountainhead,” written and directed by Jesse Armstrong, features four tech moguls with a combined net worth of nearly $400 billion, who meet for a weekend getaway in an alpine mansion.
- The film highlights the moguls' weekend being interrupted by global crises, which may be influenced by their social media platforms, creating a sense of chaos.
- “Mountainhead” is set to air on HBO and Max on May 31 at 8 p.m. E.T./P.T., and it marks Armstrong's directorial debut post “Succession.”
- Characters in “Mountainhead” reflect dysfunction among the wealthy, as personal conflicts arise amid global chaos, highlighting issues like misinformation and market instability.
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Four Tech Billionaires Watch the World They Created Burn in New ‘Mountainhead’ Teaser
Four tech “geniuses” watch the modern world they helped create descend into chaos in the new teaser for Mountainhead, the upcoming HBO movie from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong. The film stars Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Ramy Youssef, and Cory Michael Smith as billionaire friends who gather for a luxury weekend away in the mountains. But as these four moguls try to enjoy their spoils, their phones soon start blowing up with news of cr…
Steve Carell Plays a Tech Douchebag in Jesse Armstrong's 'Succession' Follow-Up
Jesse Armstrong, the seven-time Emmy winning creator of Succession, is not straying too far from the subject material that made him famous with Mountainhead: Wealthy douchebags. In the HBO film, a group of billionaire friends get together against the backdrop... Read more...
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