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Related: About this forumNetwork (1976) - "The World is a Business" Arthur Jensen tells Howard how the world really works
"And our children will live, Mr. Beale, to see that perfect world in which there's no war or famine, oppression or brutality"--what was dystopian in 1976 now seems utopian compared to TPP and endless war...
TDale313
(7,820 posts)Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts). . . and his been since that slime crawled out of man.
TeamPooka
(24,230 posts)"the world is a business Mr Beale."
Check the clip at the 3:08 mark for verification.
You're welcome.
Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts)Signed by the great god Apollo and the nine Muses, themselves, it permits me to write satire by rearranging the words of the original work as I see fit. If I write it as I wrote it, then that's the way it is and you have no authority to override my artistic judgment.
So there.
TeamPooka
(24,230 posts)LarryNM
(493 posts)of this remarkable film, not the "I'm mad as hell" scene.
deutsey
(20,166 posts)coming out today. The '70s, especially the mid-'70s, had some great films come out.
The concluding scene from "Nashville" following the assassination: (You May Say that I Ain't Free but) It Don't Worry Me
This could be our new national anthem, unfortunately.
Spitzbub
(14 posts)In a strange twist, I feel pretty sure that real-life Beck patterned himself on fictional Beale, who is a satire of real life.
appalachiablue
(41,150 posts)Thank you Paddy Chayefsky for writing the film script.
"Network" is to the mid-1970s what Oliver Stone's "Wall Street" (1986) was to the 1980s.