Fair Game
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Doug Liman |
| Box office | 24. 2 million USD |
| Screenplay | Jez Butterworth |
| John-Henry Butterworth | |
| Interesting. What most don't realize, or refuse to understand due to political bias, is that it doesn't matter which . . . | |
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| ID | 776363 |
About Fair Game
Wife and mother Valerie Plame (Naomi Watts) has a double life as a CIA operative, hiding her vocation from family and friends. Her husband, Joseph Wilson (Sean Penn), writes a controversial article in The New York Times, refuting stories about the sale of enriched uranium to Iraq, Then Valerie's secret work and identity is leaked to the press. With her cover blown and other people endangered, Valerie's career and personal life begin to unravel.
Rishi Sunak: Labour's personal attacks don't bother me
... Asked by journalists during his visit to Japan for the G7 summit whether comments about his wealth and upbringing were Fair Game, Mr Sunak said: " These things generally don t worry me...
How Elon Musk's tweets unleashed a wave of hate
... This latest episode raises questions about what freedom of expression really means on the new Twitter, where trolling seems to be Fair Game and even journalists looking to hold the social media platform to account become the targets...
The enduring anguish of being the royal 'spare'
... " More marginal royals are seen as Fair Game...
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... But its call for people to look at any reported tragedies through a lens of suspicion had made Victoria Fair Game - and as the phrase " died suddenly" started to trend, people flocked to her memorial thread...
I know how Will Smith felt about his wife being criticised, says Rishi Sunak
... It s Fair Game...
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... Many have argued celebrities are used to the pressures of being in the spotlight and are therefore Fair Game for jokes...
F-35C fighter jet: Race is on to reach sunken US plane. before China
... As it is in international waters, it is technically Fair Game...
Football play on the left 'gone too far', ex-FA boss says
... file , 4 Fair Game: The secrets of football betting is on BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday, 18 February at 20:00 clock ...
Rishi Sunak: Labour's personal attacks don't bother me
By Becky MortonPolitical reporter
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said personal attacks from Labour on him and His Family " don't bother me".
Mr Sunak told reporters The Public were more interested in whether the government was improving their lives.
Labour's attacks on the PM have become increasingly personal in recent weeks, with The Party accusing him of being out of touch because of his wealth.
It has also criticised Mr Sunak's wife, Akshata Murty, for previously benefitting from.
Asked by journalists during his visit to Japan for the G7 summit whether comments about his wealth and upbringing were Fair Game , Mr Sunak said: " These things generally don't worry me.
" I don't think Most People sitting At Home actually are much bothered about these things either. What they care about is what am I doing for them to make their lives better. "
He added: " I think we've moved beyond judging people by what's in their bank account. I think they're interested in whether I'm going to deliver for them and their families. "
Asked whether it was hurtful when Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer talked about His Family , Mr Sunak said: " These things don't bother me. "
In recent sessions of Prime Minister 's Questions, Sir Keir has accused the Prime Minister of being " clueless about life outside his bubble".
In the run-up to The Local elections in England earlier this month, Labour also put out A Number of adverts on Twitter attacking Mr Sunak personally.
The Most controversial claimed the Prime Minister did not think adults convicted of child sexual assaults should go to prison.
Sir Keir defended the advert, saying it highlighted the government's failures on crime, but there was uneasiness about The Move among some in Labour.
Another advert criticised Mr Sunak for raising taxes on Working People , while His Family benefitted from " a tax loophole" - a reference to his wife's non-dom status.
Last Year , it emerged that Mr Sunak's wife had non-dom status, which allows people living in the UK to avoid paying UK tax on money made abroad.
She later said she.
At The Time Mr Sunak, who was then chancellor, described criticism of his wife as " unpleasant smears" arguing it was unfair to attack a private citizen.
He has also previously when his wife faced criticism over shares she owned in a tech company operating in Russia.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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