Good Night, and Good Luck.

The entire set was built on one floor. The elevator interior was built on a turntable, so it could b [...]	D
Ed Murrow was a serious cigarette smoker. An actor has to really commit to a portrayal like that. No [...]	D
The first OscarÂ®-nominated Best Picture to be in grayscale since Schindler's List (1993). However [...]	D
Because of George Clooney's back injury, he decided to have two cameras rolling at the same time. No [...]	D
The band playing throughout the movie is Matt Catingub's band, and Matt Catingub did all the arrange [...]	D
In the 2006 Oscars, David Strathairn, nominated for portraying a celebrity, was in competition with [...]	D
The man introducing Edward R. Murrow's keynote address to the 1958 convention of the Radio-Televisio [...]	D
Dianne Reeves also plays a jazz singer in Indiziato di reato (1991), which also deals with the McCar [...]	D
In one scene, William Paley (Frank Langella) invites Edward R. Murrow to a game of the Knickerbocker [...]	D
Each morning, George Clooney would gather his cast members together and give them copies of the news [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners (George Clooney, Tom McCarthy, and Grant Heslov) and four [...]	D
The real William Paley (portrayed in this film by Frank Langella) had a collection of microphones in [...]	D
Initially, the famous concluding catchphrase, "Good Night and Good Luck", that became the title of t [...]	D
Precisely every 23 minutes (the standard running time of television shows from the 1950s), the film [...]	D
In the film, Joe and Shirley Wershba's (Patricia Clarkson's) secret marriage is found out, and Joe v [...]	D
Features David Strathairn's only Oscar nominated performance.	D
George Clooney mortgaged his own house in Los Angeles to help raise the film's budget.	D
Alex Borstein and Rose Abdoo are both also seen in the series Gilmore Girls. Alex Borstein played th [...]	D
The film was shot on color film on a grayscale set, desaturated in post-production, and released on [...]	D
Most of the text of Edward R. Murrow's speech bookending the movie is taken word-for-word from the a [...]	D
During the DVD commentary for this film, George Clooney says that about 20 percent of the test audie [...]	D
George Clooney and Ray Wise have both played characters from Batman. Clooney played Batman in Batman [...]	D
The movie was originally conceived as a live broadcast special for CBS.	D
Of his films, one of George Clooney's favorite movies.	D
The movie's title was the catchphrase Edward R. Murrow used at the end of his television broadcasts.	D
Unusual for a modern film, many of the cast and crew had to step outside to avoid cigarette smoke.	D
George Clooney was extremely nervous about showing the film to his father, Nick, a newsman himself. [...]	D
Robert F. Kennedy: During the archive footage of John L. McClellan's questioning Joseph McCarthy, a [...]	D
George Clooney was paid one dollar each for writing, directing, and starring in the film. This helpe [...]	D
David Strathairn was always George Clooney's first consideration to play Edward R. Murrow.	D
Editing on the film was completed at George Clooney's palatial Italian villa on the shore of La [...]	D
George Clooney was refused insurance due to a back injury he had incurred while making "Syriana" (20 [...]	D
David Strathairn, a non-smoker, smoked pipe tobacco in his prop cigarettes to portray Edward R. Murr [...]	D
When William Paley (Frank Langella) meets with Edward R. Murrow (David Strathairn) and Fred Friendly [...]	D
George Clooney researched his approach to directing the film by watching many movies from the 1950s [...]	D
Original director of photography Newton Thomas Sigel was unable to shoot the film due to his commitm [...]	D
Joseph McCarthy's influence was already waning when Murrow's show about him aired, due to years of i [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Art Direction.	D
Jeff Daniels would later play a news anchor himself in the HBO series "Newsroom."	D

Jesse Zousmer and John Aaron are shown participating in See It Now editorial and production meetings [...]	D
See It Now aired on CBS from 10:30 to 10:59. Twice Don Hollenbeck is shown doing the 11:00pm local n [...]	D
In several of the scenes with telephone conversations the phones being used were models not introduc [...]	D
When Eddie Scott (Matt Ross) and the others are in the bar celebrating, he has a cigarette in his mo [...]	D
The piano shown behind jazz singer Dianne Reeves displays the "Steinway" logo on the side - it would [...]	D
When the CBS staff is watching See It Now on a regular TV set, the set is tuned to Channel 10. In Ne [...]	D
Mr. Paley calls Murrow to offer front row seats to the Knickerbocker game just before See It Now goe [...]	D
Bill Paley says to Murrow: "I'm taking your program from a half an hour to an hour." In fact, the pr [...]	D
In the middle of the film, when Wershba is with his wife in their house getting ready for work, he f [...]	D
Murrow is shown giving his famous speech at the RNTDA Convention. The screen to his left shows the d [...]	D
An adjoining studio is shown with a signer and orchestra and a title card for Shower of Stars, a CBS [...]	D
In the opening sequence two shots show a twin-lens reflex camera being handed about. A moment later, [...]	D
During Murrow's speech at the RNTDA Convention - the scene that bookends the film - the screen to hi [...]	D
There is a three prong electrical outlet visible in the Wershbas' bathroom. It was not in common use [...]	D
Murrow's cigarette grows longer (while the ash gets shorter) during the meeting where Paley reschedu [...]	D
There is a plastic water bottle on the desk in the newsroom when Friendly, Wershba, and Murrow are s [...]	D
Film shows CBS Studio 41, See It Now's offices and editing rooms, and CBS executive offices as appea [...]	D
Mention is made of the hotline telephone between Moscow and Washington, but this was installed in 19 [...]	D
It was originally thought by many viewers that the "CBS News" sign on the wall is set in Helvetica, [...]	D
The U.S. Air Force officers are shown wearing modern, brushed metal name tags. Air Force personnel d [...]	D

[last lines] Edward R. Murrow: To those who say p [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: [giving a speech to the Radio-Te [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: He was one of those civilized in [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: [about O'Brian accusing Hollenbe [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: Funny thing, Freddie, every time [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: [Referring to a Julius Caesar qu [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: What'd the general have to say? [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: Did you know the most trusted ma [...]	D
Don Surine: ...no pun intended. Joe Wershba: No p [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: Did you know that Shirley and Jo [...]	D
[repeated line] Edward R. Murrow: Good night, and [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: We will not walk in fear, one of [...]	D
Fred Friendly: Shirley, honey, would you go across [...]	D
Title Card: Throughout the 1940s and 1950s America [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: That's why I never plan ahead. [...]	D
Fred Friendly: There's no news, boys, so go out th [...]	D
CBS Page: [after they're all waiting anxiously for [...]	D
[first lines] Sig Mickelson: In 1935, Ed Murrow b [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: You always were yellow. Fred Fr [...]	D
Don Hollenbeck: [to Murrow, after his interview wi [...]	D
Shirley Wershba: Name me another wife who reminds [...]	D
William Paley: I'm with you today Ed, and I'm with [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: We cannot defend freedom abroad [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: Let us dream to the extent of sa [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: We'll split the advertising, Fre [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: It is my desire if not my duty t [...]	D
[the team have just been asked to admit to any Com [...]	D
Colonel Anderson: Wouldn't you guess that the peop [...]	D
William Paley: There's a Knickerbocker game tonigh [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: No one familiar with the history [...]	D
[to Joe Wershba] Don Surine: Did you know the wor [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: He's gonna hope a senator trumps [...]	D
Sig Mickelson: [to Murrow] Go after Joe Kennedy, I [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: Milo Radulovich. Fred Friendly: [...]	D
Don Hollenbeck: I could use a scotch. Edward R. M [...]	D
Fred Friendly: Did you write your closing piece? [...]	D
Edward R. Murrow: We have currently a built-in all [...]	D

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