Karl Lagerfeld and Harvey Weinstein Are Making a Movie Together

Karl Lagerfeld and Harvey Weinstein are collaborating on an exciting new film project starring, wait for it, YOU. If you make the highest bid, anyway. The two powerhouses are putting their services on the block at the for-charity auction at amfAR’s upcoming Cinema Against AIDS gala, according to Page Six. The winning bidder will get to star in a short film produced by Weinstein and directed by Lagerfeld --hopefully the latter will also help out with the wardrobe.
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