Hildiand Walterhave divorced, but they are colleagues in the press, and they are still in close contact for a common cause. On this day, Hildi came to his ex-husband’s office and told him that he was going to get married again soon, to marry an insurance broker. Walter didn't want this to happen, because he had always loved Hildi deeply, and Hildi was his most powerful assistant to reporters, so he persuaded her to cooperate with him for the last report. In the case of Williams, who was about to be sentenced to be hanged and escaped from prison, the propaganda machine in the whole city was running at speed, and reporters were busy. Hildi, who was the first to grab the headlines, couldn't help leaving her fiance and returning to Walter. When the work was about to end, Hildi suddenly realized that he could never leave Walter
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2021-12-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Royce 2022-04-21 09:02:28
The characters in the movie have been talking endlessly in Brabra, which gave me a lot of headaches, and I didn't see the humor in the lines at all? If the heroine in "Nursing the Baby" is still cute and hateful, then the hero in this movie is so bad that I hate it so much that he finally succeeded. I rely on the fact that men are not bad, do women not love? The American press and political circles are indeed a puddle of muddy waters, and they cannot be easily accessed.
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Carter 2021-12-21 08:01:14
The dialogue is perfect. Although not very good, it is always very pleasing.
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[Joe brings a reprieve for Earl Williams from the governor]
Fred, the Mayor: Who else was there when he gave you this?
Joe Pettibone: Nobody. He was out fishing.
Fred, the Mayor: [to Sheriff Hartwell] Get the Governor on the phone.
Joe Pettibone: No, he's not there. He's out duck shooting.
Fred, the Mayor: The blasted nimrod... fishing, duck shooting! A guy who's done nothing for the last forty years but play pinochle gets elected governor and right away he thinks he's a Tarzan!
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Walter Burns: You've got the brain of a pancake. This isn't just a story you're covering - it's a revolution. This is the greatest yarn in journalism since Livingstone discovered Stanley.
Hildy Johnson: It's the other way around.
Walter Burns: Oh, well, don't get technical at a time like this.