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Tom Hanks Wouldn't Screen 'The Post' at the White House, Decries Attacks on First Amendment
Hat tip, Politico:
NYT keeps Thrush — Rolling Stone sells — WaPo raids WSJ — Breitbart looks beyond Roy Moore — Never Trumpers carry on
By MICHAEL CALDERONE 12/21/2017 05:34 AM EST
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— Tom Hanks says he’d turn down a White House invite for screening for “The Post.”
By MICHAEL CALDERONE 12/21/2017 05:34 AM EST
....
EXTRAS
— Rose McGowan led a roundtable discussion for The Cut with women who spoke out against Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K. and John Hockenberry.
— Gizmodo Media Group CEO Raju Narisetti has some good advice for reporters covering hot digital news startups.
— Will robots take over journalism jobs? Poynter’s Melody Kramer writes that “in many ways, they already have.”
— Tom Hanks says he’d turn down a White House invite for screening for “The Post.”
Tom Hanks Wouldn't Screen 'The Post' at the White House, Decries Attacks on First Amendment
6:00 AM PST 12/20/2017 by Stephen Galloway
"We have to decide when we take to the ramparts," the Oscar-winner tells THR, noting that he would not attend a screening of his new film at the White House if invited.
Tom Hanks plays famed newspaper editor Ben Bradlee in Steven Spielberg's upcoming drama The Post. Here, the two-time Oscar winner discusses the man he plays (and also knew); the issues the film raises; and why he would refuse to go to the White House for a screening of his movie.
6:00 AM PST 12/20/2017 by Stephen Galloway
"We have to decide when we take to the ramparts," the Oscar-winner tells THR, noting that he would not attend a screening of his new film at the White House if invited.
Tom Hanks plays famed newspaper editor Ben Bradlee in Steven Spielberg's upcoming drama The Post. Here, the two-time Oscar winner discusses the man he plays (and also knew); the issues the film raises; and why he would refuse to go to the White House for a screening of his movie.
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