« Old movies used to be a staple of afternoon television on U.S. broadcast television. No longer. However, that may still be the case in the U.K., although the difficulties of finding acceptable films during a time when children may be watching was highlighted this week when the classic Agatha Christie film Death on the Nile came under scrutiny by Britain’s broadcast regulator OFCOM. After a viewer complained about a suicide scene featuring Mia Farrow, OFCOM took ITV, the commercial network that broadcast it, to task for doing so. … »
Source : www.contactmusic.com/ [En ligne] Consulté le 13/06/2012
