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How does Roger Ebert do it?
- Thread starter jasonicus
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Palmerpath
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Due to Roger's somewhat limited mobility, he sees many of the films he reviews at home via preview copies, or at special press screenings for Chicago-based reviewers to which he and his wife Chaz are invited as a matter of course.
Yes.
He probably does both. At first, of course, he watched movies at the theater like anyone else. But as he got a name and became famous (and rich) he probably had a theater put in his home and I suppose that the production companies send their movies to him to be critiqued. The movies that aren't sent to him, he goes out to see.
He probably does both. At first, of course, he watched movies at the theater like anyone else. But as he got a name and became famous (and rich) he probably had a theater put in his home and I suppose that the production companies send their movies to him to be critiqued. The movies that aren't sent to him, he goes out to see.
Palmerpath
New member
Due to Roger's somewhat limited mobility, he sees many of the films he reviews at home via preview copies, or at special press screenings for Chicago-based reviewers to which he and his wife Chaz are invited as a matter of course.
Yes.
He probably does both. At first, of course, he watched movies at the theater like anyone else. But as he got a name and became famous (and rich) he probably had a theater put in his home and I suppose that the production companies send their movies to him to be critiqued. The movies that aren't sent to him, he goes out to see.
He probably does both. At first, of course, he watched movies at the theater like anyone else. But as he got a name and became famous (and rich) he probably had a theater put in his home and I suppose that the production companies send their movies to him to be critiqued. The movies that aren't sent to him, he goes out to see.