Macy: Broadway bosses have right to go after Piven

William H. Macy is refusing to get drawn into the theatrical battle over pal Jeremy Piven's departure from play 'Speed-The-Plow', but he insists Broadway bosses are right to seek compensation.

William H. Macy is refusing to get drawn into the theatrical battle over pal Jeremy Piven's departure from play 'Speed-The-Plow', but he insists Broadway bosses are right to seek compensation.

Macy has taken over Piven's role at short notice after Piven quit the production, citing mercury poisoning.

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