Up Close & Personal

Synopsis

In the 1996 film 'Up Close & Personal' starring Robert Redford, a young and ambitious woman, Tally Atwater, dreams of making it big in the world of broadcast journalism. She gets her chance when she lands a job at a struggling TV station. Tally's determination and talent catch the attention of veteran newsman Warren Justice, played by Redford, who takes her under his wing. As their professional relationship blossoms into something more, Tally must navigate the ups and downs of the cutthroat media industry while staying true to herself. The film explores themes of mentorship, ambition, and the price of success in the fast-paced world of news reporting.

Cast

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  Robert Redford

  Warren Justice

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  Michelle Pfeiffer

  Tally Atwater

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  Stockard Channing

  Marcia McGrath

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  Joe Mantegna

  Bucky Terranova

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  Kate Nelligan

  Joanna Kennelly

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  Glenn Plummer

  Ned Jackson

Reviews

Despite mixed critical reviews, 'Up Close & Personal' managed to capture the hearts of many viewers with its heartfelt story and strong performances. While some critics found the film to be predictable and formulaic, there were praises for the chemistry between Robert Redford and Michelle Pfeiffer, who brought depth and authenticity to their characters. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 32% rating, indicating a polarized response from critics. However, audiences on IMDb rated the movie 6.1 out of 10, expressing a more favorable view. Overall, 'Up Close & Personal' is a captivating story of ambition and love in the world of journalism that resonates with viewers.