"Nothing But the Truth" is Rod Lurie's another political-related film after "Dark Turbulent" . He said that "Nothing But the Truth" is a standard thriller work. Before the whole film planning, he He watched " The Interpreter " by Sean Justin Penn and Nicole Mary Kidman . That movie inspired him. Many of the contents made him admire. Later, when he conceived "Nothing But the Truth", he kept thinking about the Aspects of the problem. He didn't want to elaborate on something too dark, or make the audience feel that he was using the film to vent his dissatisfaction with the government. These are not the main reasons why he made this film. He has seen a lot of social reports in the media. Although some of the content seems very simple, it will be very interesting if you think about the actual situation. He sorted out a lot of information in this area, and then selected the content that was in line with the movie. Finally, To shoot.
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2022-01-09 08:02
Extended Reading
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Ola 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Principles, ethics, clarifying and formulating the rules of the world, neatly standardizing and cutting the throat. Interest is the most wonderful lubricant, and truth can only be it. PS: Matt Dillon's looks and voice are even more sinister.
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Ansley 2022-03-20 09:02:19
There are many golden sentences: A man can live a good life, be honorable, give to charity, but in the end, the number of people who come to his funeral is generally dependent on the weather.
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Dubois: Okay, I'll do all the yadda-yadda. Now you were within your rights to print the information that you obtained. However, you are not within your rights to protect who it was that gave Erica up to you, who exposed her. It's a 1982 law called the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. Your source is in a great deal of trouble.
Rachel Armstrong: [Interrupting] I have no intention to...
Dubois: [Overrides her] I'm doing the yadda-yadda, remember?
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Dubois: People are inherently decent, I have found.
Rachel Armstrong: If that were true that would put you out of a job, no?