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‘Mario’ Review: Straightforward Doc Tells Mario Cuomo’s Story in Prose Rather Than Poetry Original

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By Daniel Fienberg 
| The Hollywood Reporter
'Mario' Don Pollar When Mario Cuomo is discussed today, it’s most frequently in the context of how disappointing his son Andrew has become (and Chris, too, if you happen to work in the media), or his universally relevant observation that politicians “campaign in poetry and govern in prose.” It’s one of those maxims so indelible it’s hard to imagine that it emanated from any single person, and it hovers over every moment of Peter Kunhardt, George Kunhardt and Teddy Kunhardt’s new documentary,...
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‘Cape Fear’ Review: Javier Bardem and Amy Adams Face Off in Apple TV’s Excessive, Sporadically Entertaining Episodic Adaptation

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By Daniel Fienberg 
| The Hollywood Reporter
Javier Bardem in 'Cape Fear.' Apple TV+ John D. MacDonald’s brutally efficient novel The Executioners came out in 1957, and has been expanding ever since. J. Lee Thompson adapted the book as Cape Fear in 1962, a disturbing if sanitized 106-minute film best remembered for its cast, led by Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum, its primal score by Bernard Herrmann, and Martin Scorsese’s 1991 remake with Nick Nolte and Robert De Niro in those lead roles.
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‘Survivor’ and ‘Top Chef’ Are Broken. Can These Once-Reliable Reality TV Favorites Be Fixed?

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By Daniel Fienberg 
| The Hollywood Reporter
'Top Chef' Paul Cheney/Bravo Survivor and Top Chef are crucial pieces of my television rotation. In a reality TV landscape in which “consistency” is rarely attained, they’re among the most reliable and prolific shows going. Survivor and Top Chef have a combined 73 seasons and counting, but if I had my way, they’d produce four or five cycles per year, because weekly routine hinges on televised jaunts to Fiji and wherever Kristen Kish and company have taken the cheftestants. They’re my comfort.
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