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- Release Date: 1995
- Runtime: 60 min
- Genre: Drama
- Starring: Kevin Conway, Michele Santopietro, Pippa Pearthree, George C. Scott ... see all
- Director: Michael Apted, Scott Paulin, Randal Kleiser, Daniel Attias, Ian Sander,
- Plot: The story of a New York City newspaper, headed by Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) and her team of reporters as they work on stories and deal with their private... Read more
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