Entertainment & Arts
The genre is falling victim to changing economics and years of worn-down formulas.
Sept. 10, 2001
Made-for-TV movies, once a staple on the broadcast networks, are helping more narrowly focused channels serve their audiences.
Dec. 15, 2002
24 Frames
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Jan. 18, 2011
Company Town Blog
Sept. 30, 2010
George Lucas’ current box-office hit, “Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace” will appear on free television long before it ever airs on cable--a growing trend in which the rules governing what happens to a big Hollywood movie after it leaves the theaters are increasingly being bent.
May 25, 1999
Oct. 1, 2010
Television: As NBC and CBS drop movie slots, a once-vigorous network staple finds itself in nail-biting peril.
May 31, 1997
With the fall television season rapidly approaching, Hollywood studios are bracing for another year of runaway advertising costs.
Sept. 3, 1999
Television
In the wrenching last act of the TV movie “Brian’s Song”--a three-hankie affair if there ever was one--dying football player Brian Piccolo hoarsely croaks to teammate Gale Sayers, “It’s fourth and eight, and they won’t let me punt.”
March 28, 2001
Nov. 9, 2009