La fama es el nombre del juego

Name: Fame Is the Name of the Game
Genre: Drama
Released: 1968-12-01
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Anthony Franciosa, Jill St. John, Jack Klugman

Título original: Fame Is the Name of the Game

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1966
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1h 40min

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Stuart Rosenberg in La fama es el nombre del juego (1966)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn investigative reporter looks into the murder of a call girl. His investigation unearths her diary, with the names of many prominent people in it. He sets out to find her killer from among... Leer todoAn investigative reporter looks into the murder of a call girl. His investigation unearths her diary, with the names of many prominent people in it. He sets out to find her killer from among the names contained in it.An investigative reporter looks into the murder of a call girl. His investigation unearths her diary, with the names of many prominent people in it. He sets out to find her killer from among the names contained in it.

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Produced by Universal for NBC, the same entities that pioneered the made-for-television movie (with See How They Run (1964), the first full-length film produced especially for television), this movie was the first television movie produced as a pilot that was picked up for a regular series (becoming Audacia es el juego (1968)).

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Followed by Audacia es el juego (1968)

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Great Made For TV Flick

I watched this on YouTube today. Hopefully it will stay posted as it is well worth watching. It's a cleverly and sharply written mystery (I think the dialogue is as enjoyable as The Thin Man) that as another poster mentioned is somewhat confusing to follow, but still fun to watch. Tony Francisco is brilliant and both St. John and Saint James are a delight. I can see why it kicked off an equally enjoyable series.