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State of Play Director: Kevin Macdonald Cast: Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams, Helen Mirren

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/01/2009
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 1,612

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Deleted scenes; The Making of State of Play: Take a behind-the-scenes look at creating State of Play with director Kevin McDonald and cast members Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck and Rachel McAdams

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Disc #1 -- State of Play
1. Investigative Reporting [5:39]
2. Congressional Hearing [3:22]
3. Breaking News [6:09]
4. Plausible Alternative [4:52]
5. Gathering Facts [8:51]
6. Substantiating Evidence [5:42]
7. Military Connection [7:11]
8. A Couple of Questions [4:15]
9. Blood On Your Hands [5:32]
10. Digging Deeper [4:43]
11. Inside Information [5:19]
12. Just a Source [5:24]
13. Lethal Lead [6:09]
14. Going to Press [2:26]
15. Working the Slant [3:02]
16. The Other Side [9:04]
17. Corporate Cover-Up [6:48]
18. For the Record [3:33]
19. Truth Be Told [7:35]
20. End Titles [12:10]

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The Last King of Scotland director Kevin McDonald teams with screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan for this American adaptation of the hit British miniseries concerning the suspicious circumstances that set a rising congressman and a dogged reporter on a dangerous collision course. U.S. congressman Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) is handsome, unflappable, and ascending the ladder of power with unprecedented speed. He's the future of his political party, and as the chairman of a committee assigned to oversee defense spending, he's got all the right connections. As the presidential race draws near, Washington insiders begin to speculate that Collins will earn his party's nomination for the country's top job. The prospect of Collins becoming president seems less and less likely, however, when his research assistant/mistress is viciously murdered, and some unsavory truths begin to surface. Collins was once a close friend to Cal McAffrey (Russell Crowe), now a top reporter in the nation's capitol. Assigned the task of investigating Collins by his ruthless editor, Cameron (Oscar-winner Helen Mirren), McAffrey recruits fellow reporter Della (Rachel McAdams) in order to track down the truth and identify the killer. But McAffrey has just walked into a cover-up of unprecedented proportions, and in a game where billions of dollars are at stake, life, love, and integrity are luxuries that simply cannot be afforded. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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October 17, 2009: It seems to be more interesting than it really is.

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A Cliche Filled Mess.by Hugo-Z-Hackenbush

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September 15, 2009: This film is smug, self important and crammed chock full of Big Entertainments incestuous love affair with the Ivory Tower Media. Pudgy Purposefully Old Fashioned Reporter, Cheating Congressman, Stand by Your Man Wife ( also having affair with reporter), Scrappy Editor fending off Profit, all good. Military, West Virginian, Profit, Private Security, White Guys, all very bad. " It's laughable, your sense of your own self worth." So says Affleck to Crowe at the movies end. Just what I was thinking.