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The Fight to Attract Film Productions Is a Race to the Bottom

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The runway is packed with press as Hollywood star Sylvia's (Anita Ekberg) plane taxis into Rome airport. The photographer Paparazzo (who later gave his name to a media phenomenon) is the most persistent, pushing forward to get as close as possible to the movie star. The scene from La Dolce Vita (1960) is fictional, but inspired by completely real events.
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The Fight to Attract Film Productions Is a Race to the Bottom

The runway is packed with press as Hollywood star Sylvia's (Anita Ekberg) plane taxis into Rome airport. The photographer Paparazzo (who later gave his name to a media phenomenon) is the most persistent, pushing forward to get as close as possible to the movie star. The scene from La Dolce Vita (1960) is fictional, but inspired by completely real events.

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morgenbladet.no broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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