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Radio Stations And Personality References In The Movies

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Trophyhead
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Larry King is also in "Ghostbusters," using his Mutual talk show premise to discuss the Ghostbusting craze.
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FredLeonard
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FredLeonard wrote: ↑Sun Jul 31, 2022 12:57 pm
paul8539 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 1:38 am I remember Walter Cronkite doing the voice of an eagle in a cartoon some years ago.
Are you sure? No reference to it on IMDb. Maybe it was somebody immitating Cronkite.
Well, Cronkite's daughter played the Patty Hearst character in "Network." The director, Sidney Lumet, had been Cronkite's director on "You Are There."
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Rainman- 97.7 WOXY Cincinnati is mentioned

" WOXY The Future Of Rock"
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"BAM!" said Dustin!!
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I don't know how I missed it for 20 years but the CBS Evening News intro was voiced by Walter Cronkite until his death. Then Morgan Freeman took the job and then it's off to I have no idea
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