Frost/Nixon (2008)

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2008 · R · 2h 2m

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Other grades: 79.0 (8 viewers)
20082h 2mR
Countries:United States
Languages:EN ES
Keywords: 1970s20th centuryAbuse of powerAdvertisementAirplaneAirportAlcoholic drinkAmerican politicianAmerican politicsAmerican presidentShow moreAngerApologyArchive audio tapeArchive footageAttorneyAustraliaAuthorAutographBackstageBanquetBare buttBare chested maleBased on playBased on real peopleBased on real personBased on true storyBattle of witsBeachBedroomBentley the carBeverly hills californiaBeverly hills hotelBirthdayBirthday cakeBroken lightbulbBrother brother relationshipBurglaryCafeteriaCameraCarCelebrationChampagneCharacter names as titleCheckCheckbook journalismCheeseburgerChief of staffCigar smokingCinerama theatre hollywoodCold war eraComedianConfessionCover upDachshundDeathDeath of brotherDocudrama dramaDrinkDrinkingDrunken telephone callDrunkennessEarphonesEatingEscape artistExerciseExonerationEyeglassesF wordFather daughter relationshipFather son relationshipFbiFbi federal bureau of investigationFelonyFemale nudityFlash forwardFlashbackFlightFlying first classGiftGlass of waterGolfGolf cartGuiltGurneyHairy chestHandkerchiefHandshakeHelicopterHistorical eventHospitalHotelHuggingHugh hefner characterHusband wife relationshipHush moneyImitationImpeachmentInjusticeInterviewInvestigationInvestigatorItalian shoesJob resignationJournalistJumbo jetJusticeLawyerLegalityLieLightbulbLimousineLincoln continentalLiterary agentLondon englandLonelinessLos angeles californiaLos angeles international airportLos angeles timesMakeupMakeup artistMale male hugMale nudityMale rear nudityMan wears eyeglassesManhattan new york cityMedia frenzyMemoirMemory lossMicrophoneMirrorMistressMob of reportersMontageMotorcadeMotorcycleMovie premiereMultiple narratorsName in titleNervousnessNew york cityNewspaper clippingNewsreel footageNixonNixon resignationNonlinear timelineNudityObstruction of justiceParanoiaPartyPathologyPay phonePerspirationPhlebitisPhotographPhotographerPiano playingPlayboy bunnyPlaza hotelPlaza hotel manhattan new york cityPolitical aidePolitical corruptionPolitical cover upPolitical dramaPolitical leaderPolitical resignationPolitical scandalPoliticianPoliticsPrayerPresidentPresidential aidePublicly disgracedPunctuation in titleQuakerRageRecord albumRecord playerRecordingReel to reel tape recorderReference to alpo dog foodReference to andrei gromykoReference to carl sternReference to charles colsonReference to diahann carrollReference to edward kennedyReference to general motorsReference to gerald fordReference to h. r. haldemanReference to h.r. haldemanReference to henry kissingerReference to ibmReference to jack andersonReference to john deanReference to john ehrlichmanReference to john f. kennedyReference to leonid brezhnevReference to lyndon johnsonReference to mao tse tungReference to michael yorkReference to mike wallaceReference to nikita khrushchevReference to richard nixonReference to the bee geesReference to vidal sassoonReference to william holdenReligionReporterRepublicanRepublican partyReputationResearchResearcherResignationRestaurantRichard m. nixon characterRichard nixonRunning in placeSafeSan clemente californiaSanctimonySardi's restaurant manhattan new york cityScandalSelf confidenceSelf deprecationSelf justificationSelf loathingSexShallownessShoeboxShoesSingerSingingSkinny dippingSlash in titleSongSpeaker phoneSpeechStrippingSurnames as titleSweatingSydney australiaT 47Talk show as subjectTalk show hostTalking to the cameraTape recorderTape recordingTaxesTaxiTelephoneTelephone callTelevisionTelevision talk showThe white houseThe white house washington d.c.Tv cameraTv commercialTv control boothTv directorTv hostTv journalismTv monitorTv network executiveTv newsTv ratingsTv showTv show as subjectTv sponsorTv studioTv talk showTv talk show as subjectTwo word titleTyrannyU.s. constitutionU.s. politicianU.s. presidentU.s. supreme courtUnited states of americaUsaUsa presidentVietnam warVoice over narrationWashington d.c.Washington postWatching tvWaterWatergateWatergate scandalWhat happened to epilogueWheelchairWiretapWitnessWorryingWriterYear 1974Year 1977
For three years after being forced from office, Nixon remained silent. But in summer 1977, the steely, cunning former commander-in-chief agreed to sit for one all-inclusive interview to confront the questions of his time in office and the Watergate scandal that ended his presidency. Nixon surprised everyone in selecting Frost as his televised confessor, intending to easily outfox the breezy British showman and secure a place in the hearts and minds of Americans. Likewise, Frost's team harboured doubts about their boss's ability to hold his own. But as the cameras rolled, a charged battle of wits resulted.
Imagine Entertainment
Imagine Entertainment
Relativity Media
Relativity Media
StudioCanal
StudioCanal
Universal Pictures
Universal Pictures
Working Title Films
Working Title Films
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