The Parallax View

Frady (Warren Beatty) visits his ex-lawman friend Will (Kenneth Mars) at an amusement park to talk about creating a cover for his investigation in Alan J. Pakula's The Parallax View, 1974.

The credit sequence from Alan J. Pakula's The Parallax View, 1974, plays as the commission report on the assassination of Senator Carrol, which opened the film, is delivered.

Panicked ex-girlfriend Lee (Paula Prentiss) tries to convince Joe (Warren Beatty) that somebody is killing witnesses to an assassination three years earlier in Alan J. Pakula's The Parallax View, 1974.

Sheriff Wicker (Kelly Thordsen) befriends reporter Joe (Warren Beatty), offers him a lead about a dam, and meets him there the next morning in Alan J. Pakula's The Parallax View, 1974.

Senator Carroll (Bill Joyce) is the main attraction at the Seattle Independence Day parade, with Lee Carter (Paula Prentiss) reporting live and consultant Austin Tucker (William Daniels) commenting in the opening scene from The Parallax View, 1974.

Critical scene in which reporter Lee (Paula Prentiss) snubs ex-beau Joe (Warren Beatty), Senator Carroll (Bill Joyce) ascends the Space Needle, and the assassin appears in Alan J. Pakula's The Parallax View, 1974.

A reporter (Warren Beatty) uncovers a corporation that manages political assassinations in The Parallax View (1974).