In Collection
#80
Seen It:
Yes
Drama, History
USA / English
| David Strathairn |
Edward R. Murrow |
| Robert Downey Jr. |
Joe Wershba |
| Patricia Clarkson |
Shirley Wershba |
| Frank Langella |
William Paley |
| Jeff Daniels |
Sig Mickelson |
| George Clooney |
Fred Friendly |
| Tate Donovan |
Jesse Zousmer |
| Thomas McCarthy |
Palmer Williams |
| Matt Ross |
Eddie Scott |
| Alex Borstein |
Natalie |
| Rose Abdoo |
Millie Lerner |
| Peter Martin |
Pianist |
| Christoph Luty |
Bassist |
| Jeff Hamilton |
Drummer |
| Matt Catingub |
Saxophonist |
| Reed Diamond |
John Aaron |
| Director |
George Clooney |
| Producer |
Marc Butan; Samuel Hadida; Ben Cosgrove |
| Writer |
George Clooney; Grant Heslov |
| Cinematography |
Robert Elswit |
Based on the treacherous times of the 1950's when the Communist scare was sweeping around the country. A CBS news anchor Edward R. Murrow (David Strathairn) along with his director Fred Friendly (George Clooney) takes on the US Government and Senator Joseph McCarthy when they run a story about a member of the Air Force that was dismissed because of suspected ties to Communism. What results is a war of words and accusations that make the CBS Network President William Paley (Frank Langella) nervous and could lead to lasting effects for both Murrow and his crew.
| Region |
Region 1 |
| Nr of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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