What movies and TV shows are there tonight, Wednesday 5th July? Let’s browse together the digital terrestrial programs of the main Rai and Mediaset networks. From the film Love at the Bottom of the Sea to the TV series New Amsterdam. Many more films will follow.
We return with a new Wednesday accompanied by the guide Tonight on TV that explores the programming of our digital earth. What’s new on TV tonight? Here’s a taste. On Rai 1 we find comedy A love under the sea Addie searches for her grandmother’s ring that was lost in Hawaiian waters and calls diving expert Jack to help her. Jailbird between the two will be the ring? Canale 5 continues with the thirteenth and final episode of the TV series New Amsterdam. Max must make an important revelation to his co-workers that not everyone will accept. Finally in Nove, a new episode of Name That Tune – Guess the song under the direction of Ciro Priello and Fabio Balsamo. To challenge Anna Tatangelo, Sabrina Salerno, Arisa and Syria against Morgan, Riki, Rocco Siffredi and Pierpaolo Pretelli.
On TV tonight: films from the digital terrestrial programme
On the other hand, if you want to have fun with a good film, here are our selections for tonight. On nine we find A night at the museum which has grossed over 574 worldwide with a budget of $110 million. The great success has given way to the two sequels A Night at the Museum 2: The Escape (2009) and Night at the Museum – The Mystery of the Pharaoh (2014). Among the cameo appearances in the film we also find Ben Stiller’s mother, Anne Meara, as an employment officer. At Warner TV we find the film Sex & Power Based on the novel American Hero by Larry Beinhart. The film won the Silver Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and was nominated for two Academy Awards for Best Actor for Dustin Hoffman and for Best Adapted Screenplay. It was also a prophetic film, as the Sexgate scandal involving then-President Bill Clinton and intern Monica Lewinsky erupted a few months after its release.
A night at the museum at 9:35 p.m. on Nove
Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) is a divorced father struggling to make ends meet. To win back his son’s trust Nick (Jake Cherry) takes on the job of night watchman at the New York Museum of Natural History. On his first night on the job, he discovers that the museum literally comes to life: statues that talk, mischievous monkeys, miniatures that fight every night, and a T-Rex that acts like a dog. Fearing the chaos, he finds help at the wax statue of Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams), who tells him how the works are under the magic of the mummy’s golden table Pharaoh Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek). The only rule: no work can be left outside the museum after daybreak, otherwise it would turn to ashes. Will Larry be able to keep his job and earn the respect of the works on display at the museum?
Sex & Power at 9:25 p.m. on Warner TV
Two weeks before the presidential election, the incumbent President of the United States is embroiled in a scandal involving allegations of violence against a minor in the White House. In order to contain the damage resulting from these allegations, the expert adviser of the mass media is brought inConrad Brean (Robert De Niro) is adept at manipulating politics, the press, and public opinion. Conrad, with the help of the Hollywood director and producer Stanley Motss (Dustin Hoffman) stage a sham war against Albania to distract from the scandal.
More films will be broadcast digitally terrestrially tonight
- The Last Hours on Earth 21:20 on Cielo (Director: David Hogan, Starring Hamza Adam, Julia Benson, Cameron Bright, 2011)
- Angel – A Love Story 9:10 p.m. in La 5 (Director: Stefano Reali, with Marco Bonini, Raoul Bova, Vanessa Incontrada, 2014)
- The two policemen 21.06 on Cine34 (Director: Carlo Verdone, with Carlo Verdone, Enrico Montesano, Massimo Boldi, 1984)
- Crime in Marseilles 9:13 p.m. at Top Crime (director: Emmanuelle Dubergey, with Maud Baecker, Nicolas Marié, Fabrice Deville, 2020)
- Awaken 9:20 p.m. on Rai 4 (Director: Joe W. Nowland, with Kelly Frances Fischer, Scott Broughton, Traci L. Newman, 2019)
- agent secrets 9:14 p.m. on Iris (Director: Frédéric Schoendoerffer, with Vincent Cassel, Monica Bellucci, André Dussollier, 2004)
- The mad professor’s family 21.08 on Twenty Seven (directed by Peter Segal, with Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson, Larry Miller, 2000
- The assassin’s escape 21.12 on the 20. (Director: Amariah Olson, with Cam Gigandet, Brit Shaw, Michael Biehn, 2017)
- the life to come 21.10 on Rai Movie (directed by Phyllida Lloyd, with Clare Dunne, Molly McCann, Ruby Rose O’Hara, 2020)
TV shows tonight
But today’s program is not the end. In fact, on Yellow we find the first episode of the first season of The two faces of the law. Vanessa is a police officer who breaks the rules to arrest murderers, Justine is a judge who applies the law to ensure the guilty get justice. As paternal half sisters, they live and work together. While on Rai Storia it will air The sign of women The focus is on the history of Trebizond Valla, known as Ondina. As an athlete with great performances, he represented Italy at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. Achieve the gold medal and world record in the 80m hurdles, a historic event for the women’s blue sport.
- The two faces of the law St. 1 episode. 1 at 21:10 on yellow
- The sign of women 21:10 on Rai Storia
For all other movies, series and shows, please check out our full Tonight on TV guide.
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