Clooney hopes to shine light on 'hard' journalism

George Clooney hopes his new movie Goodnight, and Good Luck will prompt a renewed respect for "good hard" journalism.

Fri, 25 Mar, 2005 - 07:23

George Clooney hopes his new movie Goodnight, and Good Luck will prompt a renewed respect for "good hard" journalism.

The Hollywood actor is directing and appearing in the film, which tells the story of broadcaster Edward R Murrow and his on-air confrontations with Senator Joseph McCarthy.

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