VENICE, Italy --- When Noah Baumbach asked Scarlett Johansson to meet with him about a new film he was going to write about a divorce, he didn't know she was going through one in real life. "It felt fated in a way," Johansson said. "It came somehow at just the right time." Johansson stars alongside Adam Driver in "Marriage Story," a Netflix film about a couple --- she plays an actress and he plays a theater director --- with an 8-year-old son managing a bi-coastal separation and divorce. It premiered Thursday at the Venice Film Festival, where it is competing for the Golden Lion award. Although Johansson had her own experiences to draw on having most recently divorced French...
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