… Secondly, if we look at the history of film production, many journalists were conscripted to
Hollywood in the 1920s and 30s as screenwriters. They appealed to the studio system …

… is the story of Hollywood's depiction of American journalism from the start of the … Hollywood
stars of their day: Humphrey Bogart insolently greeting a gangster on the phone with "Hello, …

… This observation, from a veteran Hollywood journalist, characterizes the most highly visible
… home, the former mansion of a movie star located in the Hollywood hills. He was spending a …

… in journalism, Journalism in the Movies reflects on how movies relate not only to journalism
but … In particular I analyze the images of US journalists in mainly Hollywood movies due to the …

… [by] the bear who comes along and says hello baby how … well as a journalist. He arrived in
Hollywood in 1931 hoping to become a movie star, not a writer, but in 1932, he took a job as a …

… introduced arriving celebrities who invariably gushed, "Hello everybody! I'm sure this is going
to … As early as 1922, journalists wrote of the "floodlights of filmdom" turning "the night into …

… In the 1960s, establishment journalism took the upper hand and Hollywood only made a
handful of forgettable movies that involved the press. Movie journalists were portrayed much as …

… get noticed by Hollywood by making their own movie. So that … DeVito once stopped by to say
hello at a dinner my family … in almost two decades in Hollywood as a journalist, editor, author…

… film buffs who want to know more about how movies get made, while his sound arguments …
as a journalist and critic, but as a genuine cinephile. As a correspondent from the movie wars, …

… movies released between 1949 and 1951 that explores the relationship between journalism
… It is my contention that these films manifested the anxieties of Hollywood progressives who …