In the film, director Brooks connects the triangular relationship of the three protagonists with the broadcast world, and he shifts the mood from romantic to comical, from generalized comedy to subtle relationships. Brooks' observations are as acute as Woody Allen 's, but he's not overly narcissistic. Rather than using himself as a metaphor, he infuses these emotions and observations into the characters he directs
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The film understands the TV news-gathering process better than any other genre, but it also has more personal questions about how people use high-pressure work as a way to avoid being alone. The film has a lot of interesting things about TV, but what it does best is finding a certain personality and a certain relationship. The director of the film, Brooks, is a Hollywood producer with certain characteristics. He knows that some people are more important than love, but these people also fall into a deeper fear
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