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Plus, Sean talks with ‘Hustlers’ writer-director Lorene Scafaria about how she created one of the year’s most exciting movies
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With the release of Hustlers, a stripper-criminal saga, Sean and Amanda take a close look at the movie career and unusually persistent superstardom of Jennifer Lopez, who has received the best reviews of her career for the film (1:04). Then, Sean is joined by Hustlers writer-director Lorene Scafaria to talk about how she translated a New York magazine feature story into one of the year’s most exciting movies (46:56).
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