VIDEO: Michael Keaton Talks New Film SPOTLIGHT on 'Today'

Actor Michael Keaton stopped by TODAY to talk about hsi new film “Spotlight,” the fact-based story of journalists who uncovered the child abuse scandal in the Catholic archdiocese of Boston. He also tells TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie that several people from the Vatican have been surprisingly supportive of the film, and even admitted to being fans of Keaton’s earlier work, specifically the movie “Johnny Dangerously” Watch the appearance below!

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