Frost Nixon

The clip second part Part 2 from Frost Nixon (2008) with Frank Langella, Michael Sheen Now, Henry, I'm a Quaker. You're a Jew. Neither of us is particularly orthodox, but I'd like to think that each of us in our own way has a deep religious sensitivity. So if you don't mind, could we just have a moment of silent prayer? So we knelt down. Now, this was in front of that table where Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. And then after a few moments, we both got up again, and Henry...Read Full Story

Director Ron Howard’s film version of Peter Morgan’s play Frost/Nixon effectively captures the original stage performances of both Michael Sheen, as maverick reporter David Frost and Frank Langella, as ostracised former US President Richard Nixon. The drama cleverly explores the foibles of both leading characters as they meet head to head for a series of intimate televised interviews. David Frost, the Cambridge University graduate turned media wunderkind whose ground breaking satirical show...Read Full Story

The clip meeting Part 3 from Frost Nixon (2008) with Oliver Platt, Sam Rockwell Well, how do you know they're not gonna do it right? Little Lord Fauntleroy in there? Sympathy for Richard Nixon? What the... He's full of shit, man! How do you know that? Is Mike Wallace doing a piece on this? Apparently. Why didn't you tell me? It isn't relevant. What's the angle? British talk show host, good with actresses, not so good with stonewalling presidents. That's the general idea, yeah. Right. It's...Read Full Story

The clip play piano from Frost Nixon (2008) with Kevin Bacon My, what a festive atmosphere. Please, don't get up. I take it from this that the interviews have gone well? Better than that, ma'am. It's a shutout. The President's sitting on an 11 0 lead. Really? Well. Yeah. Well, that is most gratifying. I'm so glad it's all gone according to plan. Ranked 4.00 / 5 | 0 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:15) Submitted By: AnyClip Tags...Read Full Story

David Frost (Andrew Carter, seated center) talks strategy with his team Jim Reston (Matthew Brumlow, from left), Bob Zelnick (Don Bender) and John Birt (Dennis Grimes) as they prepare to interview President Richard Nixon in TimeLine Theatre's Chicago premiere of FROST/NIXON by Peter Morgan, directed by Louis Contey. For more information, visit timelinetheatre.com. Photo by Lara Goetsch. FROST/NIXON AT TIMELINE THEATER. TimeLine has done it again.  They have taken Peter Morgan's...Read Full Story

David Frost (Michael Sheen) gives Richard Nixon (Frank Langella) the cold shoulder in Frost/Nixon . TV did what the U.S. government failed to do By Ed Rampell After United States President Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon for the crimes he’d committed as part of the Watergate scandal I remember hoping that the phlebitis Tricky Dick contracted upon leaving the White House would kill him. Much to my bitter disappointment, it didn’t – but now, some 30-odd years later Americans have their booby...Read Full Story

Release Date:         26 December 2008 (Australia) Genre:                   Biography | Drama | History Run Time:             2 hr 2 min Synopsis: For three years after being forced from office, Richard Nixon remained silent. But in the summer of 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...Read Full Story

BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: This blog was completed before the final results of the US Presidential Election were announced. Congratulations to the new President - Barack Obama. Hopefully TV will continue to be good to him. By Christine Alexiou As Americans and much of the world prepare to be glued to their TVs waiting for the results of the US Presidential Election - I've just come back from a play about one of the most notorious and disgraced Presidents in recent history – Richard Nixon. Frost...Read Full Story

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association have spoken, and " The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, " " Frost/Nixon " and " Doubt " lead the pack of Golden Globes nominations with 5 each. The critically acclaimed British film " Slumdog Millionaire ," based on Vikas Swarup's book "Q and A" and featuring a soundtrack by Bollywood's A. R. Rahman and M.I.A. , was nominated for Best Motion Picture Drama ( iTunes has a page full of goodies devoted to the film), along with " Button ," " Frost/Nixon...Read Full Story

Frost/Nixon is the latest film in the illustrious career of actor / director Ron Howard . Howard is slowly moving his way top the elite directors in Hollywood , but I really think he could have done more with such a powerful story. In my mind, this was an Oscar contender for picture of the year, but the film only showed flashes of brilliance that was not sustained throughout. Frost/Nixon Film Poster Frost/Nixon is a retelling of the true story behind a series of television interviews...Read Full Story