"Movie depictions of journalists have changed. Gone are Watergate’s crusaders toppling tyrannical Tricky Dick in 1976’s “All the President’s Men,” and swashbuckling foreign correspondents in the 1980s’ “The Year of Living Dangerously,” “Under Fire” and “Salvador,” starring Mel Gibson, Nick Nolte and James Woods, respectively.
Tinseltown now prefers to be critical of reporters and writers, a trend that has mushroomed during the Iraq war."
Tinseltown now prefers to be critical of reporters and writers, a trend that has mushroomed during the Iraq war."
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