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Ron 2022-02-07 14:50:55
Even though they don't look alike, they act really well
Listen to me, to understand why Nixon and all the scandals since then have been labeled "The Door", watch these 4 movies in this order: The Washington Post? The President's Team? Conversation with Nixon ? "Nixon", quite enjoyable! I feel like I know more about history than my high school textbooks!...
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Marques 2022-02-07 14:50:55
Nixon
In the film, Nixon's speech when he left after Watergate:
"There are many good professions, and this country needs good farmers, good businessmen, good plumbers, good carpenters...
I remember my father, I think People might think he's a little guy, a normal guy, but he doesn't think so himself. Do...
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Dora 2022-03-17 09:01:09
Hopkins plays well, even though he doesn't look alike. Stone said that Kennedy always had a thousand words, and Nixon in the movie turned Kennedy into his own demon. When they look at you they see what they wanna be. When they look at me they see what they are. The clip is fierce. The CIA director is Sam Waterston, only in the director's cut.
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Treva 2022-03-25 09:01:21
As the most controversial U.S. president, watching a 3.5-hour movie about his life is really tiring. The screenwriter and director have given too much information, and people who are not proficient in American history will spend more time. 3 hours to look up relevant information, so if you plan to watch this movie, it is best to prepare for a long time, not to mention how the movie describes Nixon, Anthony Hopkins' performance is really, very exciting
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Presidential Lawyer St. Clair: Sir, don't you think all these deletion marks in the transcripts make it look as though you do nothing but swear?
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[Nixon awkwardly puts his arm around John Dean, his legal counsel]
Richard M. Nixon: John, I want you to get away from this madhouse, these reporters, and go up to Camp David for the weekend. And I want you to write up a report. I want you to put everything you know about Watergate in there.
John Dean: You want me to put it all in writing. Over my signature.
Richard M. Nixon: Well, nobody knows more about this thing than you do, John. The details, that stuff, I don't know about.
[a pause]
John Dean: Sir, I'm not going to be the scapegoat for this. Haldeman and Ehrlichman are in just as deep as me.
