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Fame Is the Name of the Game

Stuart Rosenberg · 1966 · Film

1h 40m · Drama, Crime, TV Movie

This film explores the gritty world of investigative journalism, where the line between truth and ambition blurs.

SuspensefulGolden_ageThe Moral Ambiguity of AmbitionInvestigation and Personal SacrificeThe Underbelly of Urban LifeThe Impact of Fame on Personal RelationshipsJustice Amid Societal Decay

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