October 25, 2007 Film » Film Feature

Washington Post Covers Memphis "Judith Miller" Movie 

by John Branston
click to enlarge Kate Beckinsale: But can she write?
  • Kate Beckinsale: But can she write?
The Washington Post weighed today with a story on Nothing But the Truth, the newpaper-themed movie being filmed in Memphis:

MEMPHIS -- What Hollywood is calling "the Judith Miller movie" is now filming on location here, but prepare yourselves: Some changes are being made to the story inspired by the outing of a CIA agent.

For starters, in the movie Judith Miller is no longer Judith Miller of The New York Times, but Rachel Armstrong of the Washington Capital Sun. And while the real Judith Miller may be remembered as a stylish, slightly scary reporter of 59, headed off to jail in a quilted black jacket and tortoise-frame sunglasses, in the movie she is a sizzling Kate Beckinsale, 34, dressed in a, shall we say, form-fitting skirt ...

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