Sentences with phrase «story junket»
RT @starwars: Watch Harrison Ford surprise Alden Ehrenreich during his interview with @ETNow at the Solo: A Star Wars Story junket.
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Watch Harrison Ford surprise Alden Ehrenreich during his interview with @ETNow at the Solo: A Star Wars Story junket.
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My call for Secretary of State for Scotland, Jim Murphy, to spend less time manufacturing political spats with the SNP, by going on overseas junkets, and more time fighting for the people of East Renfrewshire seems, somehow, to have been cut from the story.
The press will soon be full of stories of junketing politicians and rich business men with Tory connections, sunning themselves on their yachts.
Imagine how much Onah could have used the opportunities that come with a traditional theatrical release (or even a half - hearted Netflix release)-- including press junkets, advance screenings, audience - awareness campaigns from clips and trailers, etc. — to showcase his filmmaking story, like every director of every studio movie has ever had the privilege of doing, whether their film was good or not.
The bulk of the extras are on disc two: extensive making - of documentaries covering everything from story conception and design to various technical minutiae; concept and promotional art galleries; trailers and forced, would - be comic junket «interviews» with gushy TV entertainment reporters; profiles on the Incredibles and many other supers; a droll video «essay» by the voice of Violet, Sarah Vowell; a faux blooper reel (an exercise that has long exhausted its novelty); and a large assortment of deleted scenes.
Schwartz drew as many as 120 Batman stories between 1948 and 1953, all signed «Bob Kane,» before leaving comics after a junket entertaining troops in Korea.
«Recognition junkets,» or trips tied to advisers» sales of investment products or services, are back after a hiatus during the financial crisis, according to a Wall Street Journal story.
OAJ = On A Junket = a travel story magazine written by travelers.
A press trip or junket is a working research trip for story development about a specific event, destination, or property.