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Journalism and Hollywood need each other, says The IP List

Poynter · Sophie Endrud · last updated

“All the President’s Men,” “Spotlight” and “The Insider” are classic movies based on journalism — they follow reporters through the drama of uncovering something unbelievable.

“Dallas Buyers Club,” “Deepwater Horizon,” “Moneyball” and “Top Gun” are also famous movies. And also based on journalism.

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