Too Much Good Time

The Sinai Desert or Elaine's on Second Avenue.
The Savoy Hotel or the Caravelle in Saigon.
Watergate or Pentecost Island.

Before news was shot on video and delivered on the internet getting the pictures home could be as dangerous as filming under fire. Reporter David Talbot and the outrageous cameraman Donnelly come from that frantic time of the Kennedy Assassination, Vietnam and the desperate Arab-Israeli wars. And, when they were at home, the racketty world of 1970s London and New York. As did sloppy, sexy Adeline Tooth, the star magazine writer who gave as good as she got at the bar in Elaine's, in a desert dugout or covering the Watergate drama.