Shattered Glass

Shattered Glass

  • Director: Billy Ray
  • Writer: Buzz Bissinger,Billy Ray
  • Countries of origin: United States, Canada
  • Language: English
  • Release date: November 26, 2003
  • Sound mix: Dolby Digital
  • Aspect ratio: 2.35 : 1
  • Also known as: Asılsız Haber
  • "Shattered Glass" is a feature film directed by Billy Ray and starring H. It was released in the United States on November 26, 2003.
    The film tells the story of dozens of influential reports in the hands of Stephen Glass, the assistant editor of Washington's "New Republic" magazine, which were successively published in "New Republic" magazine and several nationally distributed publications, but the authenticity of the articles triggered Questioning the story, the magazine's editor-in-chief Charles Wren immediately started investigating the story   .

    Details

    • Release date November 26, 2003
    • Filming locations Montréal, Québec, Canada
    • Production companies Lions Gate Films, Cruise/Wagner Productions, Baumgarten Merims Productions

    Box office

    Budget

    $6,000,000 (estimated)

    Gross US & Canada

    $2,220,008

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $77,540

    Gross worldwide

    $2,944,752

    Movie reviews

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    • By Tiffany 2022-03-22 09:02:23

      human nature

      This was one of the first films I came across. When I was still in a daze and doing nothing, Sister Yingyi and I watched this movie together. I remember me and her lying on the cot in the babysitter's room, staring at the little TV.
      I have forgotten a lot about this movie. Looking back now, the deepest impression is that the reporter walked backwards at various sales places at the beginning of the film. A condom advertisement attracted his attention, and the expression on his face was...

    • By Ellen 2022-01-07 15:54:50

      The cost of fraud

      Since this film is a basic real event, after watching the film, I searched for news about the protagonist of the film on the Internet and saw the following report:

      https://newrepublic.com/article/120145/stephen-glass-new-republic-scandal -still-haunts-his-law-career

      This is the 2014 "New Republic" magazine reporter interviewing the protagonist of the film Stephen Glass. This reporter used to be friends with Stephen, but after Stephen's fraud scandal broke out, they have no...

    • By Raven 2022-01-07 15:54:50

      The status of Stephen Glass (January 27, 2014)

      In 2000, Stephen Glass passed the New York State Bar Examination, but was unable to pass the ethics test because of this news taint, and New York State refused to issue him a lawyer's license.

      In 2003, Stephen Glass worked as a reporter for a short period of time, but the release of this film completely destroyed his dream of being a reporter. Then he faded out of people's vision.

      In 2009, Stephen Glass applied to the California Bar Examination Board for a lawyer's license,...

    • By Ismael 2022-01-07 15:54:50

      Hayden Christensen’s acting proving

      The script feels very general, and the only possibility that the audience can give a good comment is "adapted based on real events". But Hayden's acting skills in this film are amazing. If I haven't read other comments about him, I think I would treat him as a very powerful actor. His interpretation of the role of Stephen is empathetic. When he appeared to his colleagues on the verge of collapse and desperately asking for help, the feeling of pretending to be a deceitful...

    • By Sofia 2022-01-07 15:54:50

      Classmate, is this your virginity?

      The guy is so handsome. If he looks a little bit ugly and special, he should have won an early fame and won the prize. This film is absolutely terrific, and he is a natural actor. Although in the past few years as Yishui, I followed the trend of the same type of biographical movies of liars, compared to the cat and mouse game line, the stretched too long made me drowsy, and some of the plots were too weird. This film about news practitioners making fake news is much easier to understand in...

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    • By Bartholome 2022-04-24 07:01:17

      What chastity is on the ground....

    • By Wiley 2022-04-24 07:01:17

      The male protagonist's double eyelids are so...

    • By Christop 2022-04-24 07:01:17

      One of the must-see movies for journalists. When I saw the male protagonist's lies being pulled more and more, I really felt sorry for...

    • By Evangeline 2022-04-24 07:01:17

      Professional drama, not my favorite...

    • By Ashtyn 2022-04-23 07:03:30

      Today, I heard On the Media talk about Stephen Glass's inability to enter the CA State Bar last month. After watching it, he found a very good movie about pathological lying. Speaking of which, this person is really suitable for being a lawyer, the American society is indeed worse...

    Movie plot

    A ray of morning light spilled through the window lattice on the computer desk in the corner of the room, and at the same time awakened Stephen Glass who was in deep thought. He pushed the glasses that had slipped from the bridge of his nose, and he had been sitting in a chair for hours without knowing how many hours. He stood up and walked to the window. Looking at the city gradually awakening from its deep sleep, a smug smile...
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    Movie quotes

    • Chuck Lane: We need to take a drive to Bethesda.

      Stephen Glass: What for?

      Chuck Lane: I want to meet Joe Hiert.

      Stephen Glass: I already told you, nobody knows where he is.

      Chuck Lane: Well, maybe if we go to the hotel where he met with Restil and Sims, someone will remember him and have some clue how to find him.

      Stephen Glass: [speaking at the same time] Chuck, there were hundreds of people there, okay?

      Chuck Lane: These Forbes guys want to come down on you.

      Stephen Glass: [speaking at the same time] This is ridiculous.

      Chuck Lane: They are highly suspicious about some of the material in that article. You know that.

      Stephen Glass: Yeah.

      Chuck Lane: But they're going to go online with their piece tomorrow.

      Stephen Glass: Oh.

      Chuck Lane: OK?

      Stephen Glass: Yeah.

      Chuck Lane: Now, Steve... Steve.

      Stephen Glass: Yeah?

      Chuck Lane: If we can find Hiert, I can back them off for a day or two. OK?

      Stephen Glass: Ok, I'll get my notes.

      Chuck Lane: OK.

      Stephen Glass: [after grabbing the notes] Let's go.

      Chuck Lane: All right.

    • Stephen Glass: [In his car] There's been so much pressure. I, I... Chuck, I didn't mean to get anybody in trouble.

      Chuck Lane: OK. OK. You weren't at the conference.

      Stephen Glass: [finally admitting he fabricated his story "Hack Heaven"] No. You know, I had a description of it from so many sources, I thought I had it solid. OK? And I wanted the piece to have an eyewitness feel to it. For color. So I said I had been there myself.

      Chuck Lane: [referring to the conference call they had earlier that day] And everything we just told the Forbes guys?

      Stephen Glass: I, I... I'm so sorry, Chuck. I just panicked. If you want me to say that I made it up, I will. If that'll help you, I'll say it.

      Chuck Lane: I just want you to tell me the truth, Steve. Can you do that?

    • Stephen Glass: [Explaining to Chuck where the "people" in his fabricated article "sat" during their "meeting"] We were at this table. Restil sat here, his mother was on his left. Hiert... Sorry, his mother was on his right. Hiert sat there, but then Restil wanted him closer so he slid his chair over. Sims sat here. He had a lawyer next to him. I forgot the guy's name. It's in my notes. Somebody was smoking at this table, so then Restil's mother insisted that we move to one farther away. Over there.

      Chuck Lane: The hacker conference was near here, right?

      Stephen Glass: Yeah, the building next door.

      Chuck Lane: [At the supposed conference site] I don't remember from the article. How many people did you say were at this thing?

      Stephen Glass: Uh, looked like a hundred. Might have been two. It's in my notes.

      Chuck Lane: [Looking around the conference hall] Two hundred people? Here?

      Stephen Glass: Yeah, they moved in and out. I mean, most of them were kids.

      Chuck Lane: That doesn't seem credible to me.

      Stephen Glass: All I know is I was here. All of us were right here.

      Security Guard: Excuse me, sir, can I help you?

      Chuck Lane: Yes, you can. We're looking into a conference that was held here a couple Sundays ago. Computer hackers. Do you remember anything like that?

      Security Guard: Are you sure you're in the right building, sir?

      Stephen Glass: Yes, we're sure.

      Chuck Lane: Why is that?

      Security Guard: Building's closed on Sunday.

      Stephen Glass: [Chuck sternly looks at Stephen] All I know is I was here. The conference was right here. That's why the Restils only stayed a few minutes, OK? Because it was such a dumb place to squeeze into.