Robert Greene

Robert Greene

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At one point, Sheil explains that the 1976 film Network is based on Chubbuck’s story.
Miriam Bale • The New Republic • Oct 12, 2016
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Two years later, Paddy Chayefsky's screenplay for Network pivoted on a news anchor announcing his suicide on air.
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Early on, she notes how, despite Chubbuck’s suicide inspiring Paddy Chayefsky’s iconic screenplay for Network, that “Network took this depressed woman and made her a macho, angry man.”
dsuzannemayer, Dominick Suzanne-Mayer • Consequence of Sound • Jan 30, 2016
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The suicide is wrongly thought by some to have inspired Paddy Chayefsky’s screenplay for Sidney Lumet’s 1976 satire, “Network,” whose protagonist, Howard Beale, a network anchorman, inveighing against the evils of television, creates a national sensation by threatening to kill himself while on the air.
STEPHEN HOLDEN, Robert Greene, www.nytimes.com, stephen-holden • The New York Times • Aug 24, 2016
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Today, she's all but forgotten by everyone apart from lovers of dark and bizarre history or ardent cinephiles who know that Paddy Chayefsky's Oscar-winning "Network" screenplay was directly inspired by her story.
Nikola Grozdanovic • IndieWire • Jan 26, 2016
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If Chubbuck's case is remembered at all today, it's chiefly for its parallels to the 1976 Sidney Lumet film Network.
David Rooney • The Hollywood Reporter • Jan 24, 2016
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