Harvey Weinstein has been in Chicago over the past couple weeks (as well as New York City and Los Angeles) for test screeings of Madonna's self-directed new film "W.E", a two-tiered love story that deals with the relationship between King Edward VIII (James D'Arcy) and Wallis Simpson (Andrea Riseborough).
The test screenings earned very positive feedback, and Madonna's film is now ready to make its festival rounds.
The "Daily Mail", a notorious British tabloid, tried to destroy the film last month by saying its original test screening results went wrong.
However, it was soon revealed that the source of the bad test screening was an anonymous poster on a Gay sex site called "Data Lounge".
"The 'Daily Mail' article was laughable from the start", a source from "Movie Data Marketing" says.
"85 percent of the audience surveyed after the first test screening either said the film was "excellent", "very good", or "good". Those results are amazing for a first test screening."
"W.E" did undergo some editing over the past month, and the test screening results for all cities are even better than the results for the original test screening.
Madonna, who is working on a new album, is said to be very happy.
Her next movie, which doesn’t have a title, is said to be a story based on the 1970s television show "ZOOM" and the tribulations of young stars dealing with the death of their beloved music director after a tragic car accident.
Source: Peter B.
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