A young and devoted morning television producer is hired as an executive producer on a long-running morning show at a once-prominent but currently failing station in New York City. Eager to keep the show on air, she recruits a former news journalist and anchor who disapproves of co-hosting a show that does not deal with real news stories.
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Tagline:Breakfast TV just got interesting.
Rate:PG-13
Quality: HD
Year: 2010
Duration: 107 Min
Country:USA
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Language:English
Budget:$ 40.000.000,00
Revenue:$ 60.040.976,00
Director:Roger Michell
Cast:50 Cent, Adrian Martinez, Alice Callahan, Allen Warnock, Andrew Goldfarb, Arden Myrin, Bruce Altman, Carmen M. Herlihy, Caroline Clay, Christopher Sieber, Danielle McKee, David Fonteno, Diane Keaton, Don Hewitt Sr., Don Roy King, Donna Sue Jahier, Elizabeth Keifer, Finnerty Steeves, Gio Perez, Gray Winslow, Harrison Ford, J. Elaine Marcos, Jack Davidson, Jason Kravits, Jay Russell, Jayne Houdyshell, Jeff Goldblum, Jeff Hiller, Jeremy Beiler, Jerome Weinstein, John Pankow, Jonathan Forte, Joseph J. Vargas, Kathleen McNenny, Katie Hyde, Kevin Herbst, Kevin Pariseau, Kristine Nielsen, Lauren Cohn, Linda Powell, Lisa Landino, Lorna Guity Pruce, Loukas Papas, Maddie Corman, Mario Frieson, Matt Malloy, Michael Cramer, Michael Dean, Michael E. Russo, Miguel A. Hernandez Jr., Mike Hydeck, Miles O’Brien, Noah Bean, Patrick Wilson, Patti D’Arbanville, Paul Jude Letersky, Paul Urcioli, Pepper Binkley, Rachel McAdams, Reed Birney, Rennel Turner, Rick Younger, Rizwan Manji, Robert Caminiti, Rosalynd Darling, Rosemary Howard, Sherman Alpert, Stefani Cohen, Steve Ferrarie, Steve McAuliff, Steve Park, Tim Miller, Tomasz Smolarski, Tony Kost, Ty Burrell, Vanessa Aspillaga, Welker White
