"The People vs. Larry Flynt" is a gripping biographical drama directed by Milos Forman that delves into the controversial life of Larry Flynt, the founder of the adult entertainment empire, Hustler Magazine. Starring Woody Harrelson as Larry Flynt, the film portrays his rise to fame and subsequent legal battles as he challenges societal norms and fights for freedom of speech. Courtney Love shines as Flynt's wife, Althea, providing a nuanced portrayal of their tumultuous relationship amidst the backdrop of legal and personal struggles. Edward Norton delivers a stellar performance as Alan Isaacman, Flynt's determined lawyer, navigating through the complex and often contentious courtroom scenes. With a stellar cast and powerful storytelling, "The People vs. Larry Flynt" explores themes of censorship, morality, and the limits of free speech. Released in 1996, this biopic remains a thought-provoking and relevant piece of cinema that continues to spark discussions on the intersection of media, politics, and personal freedoms.
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