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Fair Game may refer to:
Film[edit]
- Fair Game (1928 film), a 1928 German silent drama film
- Fair Game (1986 film), an Australian action film starring Cassandra Delaney
- Fair Game (1988 film), a 1988 Italian thriller-horror film
- Fair Game (1994 film), a UK TV drama starring Simone Bendix
- Fair Game (1995 film), an action movie starring Cindy Crawford and William Baldwin
- Fair Game (2005 film), a romantic comedy starring Gina Torres and Kellita Smith
- Fair Game (2010 film), a biographical drama starring Naomi Watts and Sean Penn
Literature[edit]
- "Fair Game" (short story), a 1959 short story by Philip K. Dick
- Fair Game (memoir), by Valerie Plame Wilson; basis for the 2010 film (see above)
- Fair Game (comic), a newspaper comic strip by Stephanie Piro
- Fair Game, a novel by Paula Gosling; basis for the 1995 film (see above)
- Fair Game, a 2012 fantasy novel by Patricia Briggs
Television episodes[edit]
- "Fair Game" (Falcon Crest)
- "Fair Game" (Heartbeat)
- "Fair Game" (The King of Queens)
- "Fair Game" (Nash Bridges), the series finale
- "Fair Game" (Stargate SG-1)
- "Fair Game" (Homeland)
Other uses[edit]
- Fair Game (radio), a Public Radio International program hosted by Faith Salie
- Fair Game (Scientology), a Church of Scientology policy on the treatment of people and groups it perceives as its enemies
- Fair Game (band), a 1990s American band fronted by Ron Keel
- "Fair Game", a song by Crosby, Stills & Nash from CSN
- Fair Game (EP), an album by the Australian rock band The Sports (1978)
- Fair Game, Broadway (play), starring Sam Levene as Lou Winkler, written by Sam Locke which opened November 2, 1957 at the Longacre Theatre, running 217 performances.
See also[edit]
- "Fare Game", an episode of CSI: NY
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