press junket

Try two interviews in 45 seconds on a press junket.

The main movie publicity tactic is something called a press junket.

This sort of press junket is not for the claustrophobic.

I certainly don't tailor my work to suit press junkets or anything like that.

No, it's like finishing a movie and saying, "I'm not available for the press junket."

At one time, there were press junkets, sponsored by the oil company Roxxon.

Several press junkets are being planned by different studios in the next few weeks on both coasts.

This is not a press junket or a sightseer's safari.

Press junkets such as this one for "Madagascar" are used to promote films.

Polite and soft-spoken, he showed up at Fox's press junket for the film last weekend.

And as press junkets go, Cannes packs a considerable punch.

Ben is almost eaten by the current version of Venom during a press junket near the battle itself.

Like a starlet on her first press junket, she was careful about what she said.

The award, the exhibition and the accompanying extravagant press junket were widely reported by the media.

The film, written by Billy Crystal, is set at a press junket for an over-budget summer action picture.

During a press junket, she's repeatedly peppered with the same question about her leading man - "How's it feel to work with him?"

Tour 2012 press junket, Sanchez confirmed to interviewers that she was in fact working on her debut album.

Tri-Star officials said that discussions had taken place in recent months about the possibility of a press junket to stir interest in the film.

Recently I went on a press junket to an Italian island, hosted by dull technologists.

"Today's it's just one huge, inescapable press junket."

If you've ever seen a TV interview with an actor sitting in front of a poster of their movie, that's from a press junket.

But the essentially daffy and self-contained atmosphere of a press junket does provide frequent opportunities for satire.

Many panelists were offered special opportunities to attend press junkets, which the network lucratively scored, for major motion pictures.

Its disjointed episodes often feel as though they had been manufactured by the public relations executives who take the author around to auto industry press junkets.

During a press junket for his film Public Enemies Depp stated: