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She was engage in a War Against Rape to save innocent women and also joins an Urdu newspaper AMN with us.
There is a reporter on a local tabloid newspaper who manages to photograph Rick in bed with a hot gal completely naked.
As a newspaper journalist myself, seeing this film was almost a duty.
In this film, Errol Flynn plays a publicity man and ex-newspaper editor, Patric Knowles plays the owner of a newspaper, Rosalind Russell a star reporter and Olivia DeHavilland plays...well,...an idiot.
The next day Virginia sees a report in a local newspaper which tells of the murder of an actress & one of Virginia's friends named Colette Berkowitz (Michelle Jordan), after this event & a face to face meeting with Kessler before he kills & slices the ears off a pianist (Bruce Wagner) who lives near her, Virginia is convinced that the character of Dr. Kessler is responsible & comes to life when she reads I, Madman.
The DVDs of the episodes are provided weekly with a Greek newspaper in Greece.
I couldn't understand how the little girl went missing in the lake in 1967 (She is on the newspaper) and her twin was the same age in this film??.
There's no pace either, the film moves as slowly as a snail, and it is more a drama about a newspaper than a thriller about a murderer.
"Call Me" is all about Anna (Charbonneau) who is smart enough to be a NYC newspaper columnist but not smart enough to hang up on an obscene phone caller.
Based on the classic play "The Front Page", Hawks gives it a delightful twist by presenting Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant as an estranged couple of newspaper journalists who haven't quite written the final line of their love story.
Little does he dream that the stuff is being printed in the prison print shop along with the prison newspaper.
A hotshot newspaper reporter(Fredric March)tries to get in the good graces of his boss(Walter Connolly)by exploiting the "imminent" death of an ailing young woman(Carole Lombard).
The two heroines in the story, a couple who give links to the local newspaper, are just trying to get on their payroll to make enough money to get married but keep getting caught in the middle of this thing.
But since I'm a journalist, I can appreciate the many scenes taking place at the newspaper.
Raplh Bellamy is also fine as the managing editor of a newspaper, where gossip is always welcome.
In the film, we see the newspaper cartoon of our youth come to life with a cast that could not have been more perfectly chosen.
Lana's character has been planted at one of the colleges under consideration, however the student-editor of the school newspaper suspects that the company has already chosen its girl.
Those ever-so-creepy newspaper articles the main character always seems to find at just the right moment?
We were invited to a sneak preview by our local newspaper.
newspaper lady, Janet Leigh, arrives and gets the two to come to N.Y. for a sympathetic last trip with the hopes of increasing the newspapers' circulation.
Despite the pedigree, this version of the classic newspaper story is a real stumble by the great Billy Wilder.
Marci (Lana Parrilla), a college student working for a student newspaper about extraterrestrials and other supernatural phenomena, plus two male co-workers (Nick Swarts and Mark Phelan), head out into the California wilderness following a report of alien sightings.
The newspaper ads had looked spooky: Chuck, armed with a machine gun, was firing into surrounding darkness.
Straight out of the exploitation/educational film camp, "Delinquent Daughters" attempts to instruct and admonish parents for the 'Alarming Increase of Juvenile Delinquency' as touted in a newspaper headline quote from J. Edgar Hoover.
Through a family connection, she boldly calls upon the publisher of a major Cincinnati newspaper and asks him to publish an article she's written.
Kit becomes a young "Cyrano" with her adult friend (perhaps the 19 year old gopher who Kit was put in contact with by her brother at the beginning of the film) attempts to keep the ruse going, with the publisher and the co-workers at the newspaper in the dark until the film's climax.
The scene between Flynn and de Havilland in the newspaper office has the spark we expect from these two great stars.
New York City newspaper reporters compete for news-items on a serial killer who targets young women.
Of course, it's a newspaper drama--not a serial killer thriller, but Lang's general workman-like feel doesn't give the narrative any urgency.
Vincent Price is appropriately, amusingly snide and sniveling as the inherited-owner of the newspaper; Dana Andrews is typically solid as a prize-winning columnist, but other performances fail to ignite.
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