Ink Traces Murdoch's Fleet Street Genesis in Boyle's Venice Premiere
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Danny Boyle's Ink offers an energetic origin story of Rupert Murdoch's ascent on Fleet Street, detailing his 1969 gamble to revive The Sun under editor Larry Lamb, the paper's sensational shift, and the human cost of chasing firsts and profits, anchored by strong turns from Guy Pearce and Jack O'Connell in a Venice-opening drama adapted from James Graham's play.
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