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Young William Randolph Hearst goes to war against an ageing Joseph Pulitzer as each tries to monopolize coverage of a mysterious homicide capturing New York?s imagination, birthing the modern concept of sensationalist media coverage.
"When a mysterious homicide captures New York's imagination, A young William Hearst uses every trick in the book to monopolize the story against his aging rival, Joseph Pulitzer."
“When a mysterious homicide captures New York’s imagination, A young William Hearst uses every trick in the book to monopolize the story against his aging rival, Joseph Pulitzer.”
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I do believe people who'll be pitched this idea will know who William Randolph Hearst was, since 'Citizen Kane' was about him and one of the greatest movies of all time. However Nicholas makes a good point, Who'll the audience be rooting for. Hearst who's the father of sensationalist media or PulitzRead more
I do believe people who’ll be pitched this idea will know who William Randolph Hearst was, since ‘Citizen Kane’ was about him and one of the greatest movies of all time.
However Nicholas makes a good point, Who’ll the audience be rooting for. Hearst who’s the father of sensationalist media or Pulitzer, the well respected media guy. (Alright, Pulitzer did his share of sensationalism as well)
However, I believe a movie that ‘depicts’ Pulitzer as the editor who champions “hard” News and Hearst, the editor who champions “Sensationalism” battling it out for the future for the news industry would be a great idea and relevant with what’s happening today with the media.
Hope that helped, good luck with this!
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I like the logline, It's short to the point and we can see the conflict. Good luck with this
I like the logline, It’s short to the point and we can see the conflict.
Good luck with this
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