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There's also a group shot that highlights several members of Arthur Howitzer Jr.'s staff, including Owen Wilson, Elisabeth Moss and Tilda Swinton, Fisher Stevens, and Griffin Dunne. We see an upcoming issue coming together on a corkboard, as well as a shot of Bill Murry looking a bit despondent at his desk, playing French Dispatch editor Arthur Howitzer Jr. It doesn't tell us too much, in terms of what to expect from the plot, but one would almost certainly be able to guess this had something to do with Wes Anderson, even if the poster itself didn't explicitly say so.Īs for the images, they are a bit more revealing, as we see the building housing a local magazine in this quaint French town. The building overlooks a French city, with bustling city streets.
We see many of the various characters in rooms in what looks to be a high-rise apartment building, with a newsroom on the top floor. The poster is done up to look almost like an old-school comic strip, which is fitting since this movie will be taking a look at journalism in the 20th century.
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