One expects to know the actors from the images and if not, each person's name is displayed at the top of the cover, this functions as a circumtextual framing. What is conveyed to the audience through the different images with different actions in each is that the film can talk about the lives of many different people. A prominent face among the images is one that many audience members know, Tom Cruise, who is best known for his action and drama films. Intertextualized framing is used again in the statements of Golden Globe winner Tom Cruise for Best Supporting Actor and Golden Bear winner for Best Picture, as the meaning of these words depends on the film Magnolia as they would not have arrived without him. Images of awards are also conventional signs because, as a society, we have agreed on what they mean. Julianne Moore is also a prominent Hollywood actress who is often portrayed in the drama genre. The image of Philip Seymour Hoffman, a successful actor who stars in critically and commercially acclaimed productions, draws public attention to his image because it is centered on the cover, which can be interpreted as being a leading protagonist of the film. . Above the film title, the text "An image by PT Anderson" is displayed and below it, "From the writer/director of Boogie Nights" is displayed. The intended audience can rely on their extratextual knowledge and come to the conclusion that the genre is most likely. drama. The casting of Magnolia also mirrors the majority of that of Boogie Nights, so if the audience has this extratextual knowledge of the film, the common ground will be noticed. The reference to the director's previous work is also a form of intertextuality since the meaning of Magnolia depends on its relationship with Boogie Nights, on the fact that it is of the same genre. (Harrington 2014b). The use of boogie parties as