A dramatic retelling of the post-Watergate television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former president Richard Nixon.
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FIRST: Let us FOCUS on the Title's Content and Context.....
Truly... An Historic Encounter of 2 great personaliies... Presented with panache and gripping dramatic flare!
The morning after the Watergate break-in, I brought the newspaper to my university, show...
★★★★★
It didn't seem so in the run-up to the event, but British talk show host/interviewer David Frost's 1977 series of four on screen encounters with the disgraced ex-President Richard Nixon was great, historic television. This movie directed by Ron Howard successf...
★★★★★
Ron Howard's competent film adaptation of Peter Morgan's play (who also scripted and co-produced here) dramatizes the famous Frost/Nixon interviews from 1977. At one point in the film, Kevin Bacon's character explains to Frank Langella's Nixon that a portion o...
★★★★★
I almost skipped "Frost/Nixon," and I am glad I didn't. It's eminently worthwhile, one of the year's few films that deserves to be seen.
My reluctance had to do with the expectation that it will offer nothing new to somebody who lived through the Watergate ye...
★★★★★
Frank Langella's performance as Nixon is truly moving in this remarkable film by Ron Howard, which gripped me for its entirety. As someone who grew up during the Watergate hearings, and who reviled Nixon as the embodiment not just of corruption but of the wors...
