00:01What does any bloke enjoy?
00:02Smoking, drinking.
00:04Television.
00:04Mindless.
00:05Violent.
00:06Let's keep it optimistic.
00:08Do you ever feel like something's gonna happen?
00:11Sex.
00:13Smatching.
00:14Do you ever feel like something's gonna happen?
00:17We want our readers to feel alive when they reach for their paper in the morning.
00:21Mr. Murdoch, this is not something that has been done before.
00:24Larry, Britain is crying out for something new.
00:27Something dangerous and something fast!
00:31Imagine, we could change the game.
00:34They're just scared, you know?
00:35They know what's coming.
00:37They can feel it.
00:38That is the story.
00:40Up at the top, please.
00:43Into the middle, please.
00:45I'm sorry, Danny.
00:46Just up here, please.
00:48Go ahead.
00:49Go ahead.
00:49Go ahead.
00:53The beginning of the film is very entertaining, I hope.
00:56And lures people in to feel complicit in that before it moves into a darkness.
01:01Because there is a cost to that attention economy, which we're now paying.
01:06Because we've lost sight of...
01:09Nobody knows what the truth is anymore.
01:11What is...
01:11What do we rely on?
01:12The most powerful man in the world says a fact is fake news.
01:17And he says a lie is his truth social.
01:20You know, so where do you...
01:21If he's like that, what hope have we got, you know?
01:31It feels like an ignition point really.
01:35And we all have hindsight.
01:38So, you know, we're sort of privileged in that way to understand what might have been going on then.
01:44But I think while these people were just focused solely on sales and selling scandal,
01:54at the cost of journalistic standards, I think something gets lost in all the melee of it.
02:00At this point in time, things starting to change.
02:05So it was kind of an interesting point really to play somebody who sort of has the world on his
02:11shoulders
02:12and can either go this way or go this way.
02:16So, yeah, it was an interesting period to take on.
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