1. Use of black and white; their clothes; types of cigarettes and cigars.
2. They're at a conference thingy..like a press conference. They appear to seem close, yet upperclass. Attentive, close, and jokesters.
3. The music plays when there is no more dialogue or the scene switches.
4. He is a serious person.
5. Each and every person has a voice, and that voice can be used to make or break history?
6. Fearful and apprehensive. McCarthy played a huge role by calling folks out to be communists for NO reason.
7. Stinky, rude, fastpaced, and close-knit.
8. They kissed and had hushed-hidden whispers in a room, but they don't want anyone to know that they're actually married.
9. They said "or McCarthy" or something along those lines.
10. Milo was an Army Lieutenant or Sergeant...and was told to disown his father and sister due to their "communism ways" or else he would be considered a communist sympathizer, and be punished as well.
11. The laughter and the saying "It's not a neutral piece". They think it's only an attack on McCarthy.
12. See it now was a political piece, while Person to Person was basically a boring account of day to day life.
13. It's not ethical. Too cutthroat.
14. They dislike it. Their nervousness and lack of attention in the beginning, but once it's a hit, they are happy and proud.
15. I have no clue who Don Hollenbeck is.
16. The chaos, lack of organization, and chain smoking.
17. Due to the cutthroat and merit of the piece, Paley just wonders if all the ducks are sitting still when McCarthy shoots.
18. To show actual accounts and to show their actual opinions.
19. Black and white to show the era; cigarette smoke, cigars, and dialogue are used to set a crutch for the type of day it was as well.
20. I don't think we even got to the end of the movie. ):
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