Good Night, and Good Luck

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Theatrical Release Date:

10/07/2005

DVD Release Date:

03/14/2006

Run Time:

93min.

Starring:

David Strathairn , George Clooney , Robert Downey, Jr. , Patricia Clarkson , Frank Langella

Director(s):

George Clooney

Distributor(s):

Warner Independent

MPAA Rating:

PG for mild thematic elements and brief language.

Genre(s):

Drama

Plot: George Clooney pays homage to one of the icons of American broadcast journalism, Edward R. Murrow, in this fact-based drama, which was Clooney's second feature film as a director. In 1953, Edward R. Read More

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