"All the President's Men" is a film model that combines art, business and politics
.director's delicate technique is not only based on facts but not overly descriptive. Compared with his other film about the assassination of politicians, "Thirteen Assassinations", it is completely different. "Thirteen Assassinations" is a tense and suspenseful approach to express political issues, and the film uses a cold-eyed attitude to let the film's storyline develop from the shallower to the deeper, from the surface to the inside to the depth, especially in the description of "Washington In the internal scene of the Post, it neither made surprising postures nor exaggerated performances, and fully demonstrated the complementary relationship between dynamics and statics.
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The performances of a large number of well-known and unknown actors in "All the President's Men" are very simple, clean, and there is no weak link in the whole film. Bernstein and Woodward are two characters that are not easy to please, and the scope of their performance is very limited. The characters' movements are to make phone calls back and forth, talking to people, even close-up shots, they are mostly listening. There are no emotional ups and downs, no special psychological changes. However, the two outstanding actors Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford made the two reporters flesh-and-blood and made the whole show very interesting.
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