Name: Good Night, and Good Luck.
Released: 2017-09-30
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Cast: George Clooney, David Strathairn, Patricia Clarkson

Words to remember

Nouns

1) p.m.

He did the 11 p.m. news over some of these stations.
2) kinescope

. . .and there should be preserved the kinescope. . .
3) demagoguery

Mr. Stevenson had charged that the senator made demagoguery and deceit. . . .
4) unreason

We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason. . .
5) newscaster

"The fact of newscaster Don Hollenbeck's suicide yesterday. . .
6) escapism

. . .evidence of decadence, escapism and insulation. . .
7) pinko

I'm a pinko. I slant the news.
8) accuser

You're trying him in the press. Does he get the right to face his accuser?
9) telecast

. . .at Murrow's hate-McCarthy telecast last evening. . .
10) candor

It is my desire, if not my duty, to try to talk to you journeymen with some candor. . .
11) decadence

. . .evidence of decadence, escapism and insulation. . .
12) iniquity

We believe the son shall not bear the iniquity of the father.
13) cameraman

Our reporter, Joe Wershba, cameraman, Charlie Mack.
14) hearsay

Was it hearsay, rumor, gossip, slander. . .
15) obit

-Home of a friend. -No, it's not an obit piece.
16) fella

We have no show for Tuesday, fella. So get out there and make some news.
17) bullpen

-Where's Ed? -He's in the bullpen, why?
18) journeyman

It is my desire, if not my duty, to try to talk to you journeymen with some candor. . .
19) slander

Was it hearsay, rumor, gossip, slander. . .
20) retribution

. . .and retribution will not limp in catching up with us.
21) farce

. . . I have never witnessed such a farce and travesty upon justice...
22) decency

. . .anyone who does not share his hysterical disregard for decency and human dignity. . .
23) perjury

He was only convicted of perjury.

Verbs

1) editorialize

Call it editorializing if you'd like.
2) overstep

He's wrong all the time when he overstep civil liberties.
3) chastise

No sooner is he done chastising the other committee members. . .
4) entitle

Under these circumstances I think she's entitle. . .
5) reinstate

Hey. Johnny. Radulovich has been reinstate.
6) sever

At the end it was recommended that he be sever from the Air Force...
7) censor

I would argue that everyone censor, including you.
8) applaud

We applaud that statement and we think Senator McCarthy ought to.
9) dedicate

. . .a British scholar and politician, dedicate a book to me.
10) proclaim

We proclaim ourselves, indeed as we are. . .
11) accuse

. . .and your organization may be accuse of having given hospitality. . .
12) descend

. . .and remember that we are not descend from fearful men. . .
13) doth

"On what meat doth this our Caesar feed?"
14) stricken

The chair will rule that the comment of Mr. Cohn be stricken from the record.
15) perch

"In the last analysis the senator was perch on the television high-dive. . .
16) slant

I'm a pinko. I slant the news.
17) indulge

. . . indulge consistently by the Columbia Broadcasting System.
18) demise

Don Hollenbeck, a graduate of the demise pinko-publication PM. . .
19) devote

. . . is devote to a thoroughgoing study of American policy in the Middle East.
20) deter

. . .that I will not be deter. . .
21) persuade

...and that's the fact that you are not easily persuade by advertising.
22) nod

We know he was in the Lawyers Guild. And Mr. Cohn nod his head at me.
23) plague

For TV so often plague by timidity and hesitation. . .

Adverbs

1) deviously

. . .edited with deviously clever selectivity. . .
2) fellas

-Ten seconds. -You fellas ready? Okay.
3) ethically

All right, hold on. Ethically, we're fine.
4) enormously

He is the host of our enormously popular show Person to Person. . .
5) insofar

We propose to examine insofar as we can the case of Lieutenant Radulovich.
6) ordinarily

Now, ordinarily-- Ordinarily I would not take time out...
7) upright

...man can walk upright.
8) altogether

. . . he would've found this line which is not altogether inappropriate.
9) surprisingly

-How's the fallout? -Mostly good, surprisingly.
10) repeatedly

. . .and the junior senator from Wisconsin has stepped over it repeatedly.
11) precisely

. . . because I would like to say rather precisely what I mean.
12) wherever

. . .the defenders of freedom wherever it continues to exist in the world.
13) briefly

For the record let's consider briefly some of the senator's charges.
14) legally

But legally if we air this are we leaking closed-hearing testimony?
15) occasionally

He also worked occasionally on See it Now.
16) personally

...and on me personally as its chairman.
17) abroad

But we cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home.
18) obviously

In an obviously gloating mood, Hollenbeck. . .
19) carefully

Let's walk very carefully through these next few moments.
20) eventually

. . .and eventually settling down?
21) successfully

He didn't create this situation of fear, he merely exploited it and rather successfully.
22) possibly

. . . interested in setting up a debate, possibly with Senator Kerr. . .
23) normally

...to do a job which would normally be done by the Russian Secret Police.

Adjectives

1) bullwhipped

. . .kicked around and bullwhipped and damned.
2) unimpeachable

-He's unimpeachable. -Second source?
3) explosively

. . .when his explosively one-sided propaganda. . .
4) ascertainable

. . .or hard ascertainable facts that could be backed by credible witnesses?
5) machiavellian

By equally Machiavellian coincidence, the following telecast. . .
6) heretical

. . .to heretical and even dangerous ideas.
7) slanted

. . .attacked conservative papers with sly and slanted propaganda.
8) resounding

. . .and all prepared to make a resounding splash.
9) subversive

-. . ."on the list of subversive groups?" -I don't know.
10) oblivious

Each day oblivious to time, weather and the state of the world. . .
11) unpopular

. . .and to defend the causes that were, for the moment, unpopular.
12) leftist

. . .that peculiar history of the leftist slanting of the news. . .
13) indifferent

. . .they're too complacent, indifferent and insulated". . .
14) fearful

. . .and remember that we are not descended from fearful men. . .
15) wartime

. . . but because he held my wartime broadcasts from London in high regard.
16) provocative

. . .was an exciting and provocative examination of the man and his methods.
17) undue

The Army's charging that McCarthy and Cohn exercised undue pressure. . .
18) enlightened

. . .the program was a milestone that reflected enlightened citizenship.
19) undercover

...the undercover agent for the FBI...
20) unpleasant

We have a built-in allergy to unpleasant or disturbing information.
21) unsuccessful

...you'll see it was one of the most unsuccessful books he ever put out.
22) migrant

Segregation, exploitation of migrant workers. . .
23) sworn

...and gave a sworn statement to the effect that she also knew Mrs. Moss...

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