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| Based on Marie Brenner's factual Vanity Fair article, "The Man Who Knew Too Much," Russell Crowe stars as Jeffery Wigand, a one-time corporate officer at Brown & Williamson, who has since become a key witness in lung cancer cases against tobacco companies across the country. Al Pacino co-stars as Lowell Bergman, an investigative reporter and "60 Minutes" producer, who got Wigand to tell his story. The network refused to air the piece when Wigand was targeted in a national smear campaign and faced with possible incarceration. Bergman continued to champion Wigand throughout the ordeal and eventually got the segment to air. | |||||
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"Russell
Crowe scores a triumph in his portrayal of Jeffrey Wigand...Al Pacino also
gives a forceful performance." --Stephen Farber, MOVIELINE "Genuinely riveting." --Glenn Kenny, PREMIERE |
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