Domhnall Gleeson on 'The Paper': Journalists Appreciate Being Seen in Peacock Series
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Michael Schneider
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Summary
Domhnall Gleeson, star of Peacock's series "The Paper," discusses how journalists have embraced the show as a meaningful portrayal of their profession during a challenging time for the industry. In an interview with Variety's Awards Circuit Podcast, Gleeson reflects on the melancholy and appreciation he hears from reporters who feel seen by the series, which has turned him into something of a folk hero for journalism professionals.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledIt's been a common theme that people who have seen the show and are involved in journalism seem to like it and seem to recognize that we care about it, and that's been a lovely kind of aspect to the whole thing.
Most reporters he runs into are big fans of the Peacock series — it's just
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