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Then a journalist comes to visit.

A journalist comes up to Lewis in the bar after Harvey leaves & asks him about the invasion.

Early in the film, a journalist comes to interview him about his defunct literary career; he berates her for caring (intellectually, Jep is a closet puritan).

"What they need to understand is that I cannot be a minister in government dealing with all sorts of major issues that affect people's lives and then, when a journalist comes up and asks me about an attack on a policeman, that I am going to stand and justify that.

(By the end of the war, however, military commanders were learning to duck for cover whenever a journalist came by).

A journalist came up and said the civilians should not have been shot.

Alexander added: I once had a journalist come to interview me and he did genuinely find a pound coin in the sofa.

Taking a job from a Mexican is something they frown upon, but also, with so much bad media coverage of Mexico's drug war, I suspect they might be wary of a journalist coming to dig up more bad news.

"As a journalist coming to do this interview," he asks, "how do you prepare?" By wearing stack heels, I want to say – but that's not exactly what he's getting at.

Despite the fact that a window has been left open, there is a strong smell of fresh paint - has someone clocked there's a journalist coming and been rushed in for some last-minute improvements?

He says that before the ban he was never told what to play ("The only memos from the office in London would be: 'There's a journalist coming out to the ship - don't be hanging out in your pyjamas.'").