Nixon - DVD - Anthony Hopkins - Joan Allen - Powers Boothe - Ed Harris

Description: Nixon (movie)SynopsisIn 1972, men were arrested in the Watergate building where the Democratic Party had offices. The resulting scandal dates back to United States President Richard Nixon. A few months later, in December 1973, Alexander Haig, White House chief of staff, brought him audio cassettes. The two discuss the Watergate scandal and the resulting chaos.By listening to certain tapes again, Richard Nixon remembers many passages from his life and his political career. He revisits his defeat against John F. Kennedy in the 1960 presidential election or that against Pat Brown for governor of California in 1962. While he announced his retirement after that, he would return to the top a few years later during the 1968 presidential election.In difficult times, the president also remembers his childhood in Whittier, California and the deaths of two of his brothers due to tuberculosis, as well as his education at Whittier College. He thinks back to his mother, very religious, whom he presents as “a saint”. His presidency was very marked by the Vietnam War and the opposition it unleashed on American soil, particularly among young people. These protests took a dramatic turn during the Kent State University shootings in May 1970. In 1971, he was also implicated in the Pentagon Papers by The New York Times and then The Washington Post. Richard Nixon also tried during his mandate to improve relations with China and the USSR, by personally meeting Mao Zedong in 1972 as well as Leonid Brezhnev in 1973. During these difficult times, Richard Nixon could count on the sometimes fluctuating support of his wife, Pat, as well as that of his daughters (Tricia and Julie). The president is also supported by close advisors: Henry Kissinger, John Ehrlichman and HR Haldeman.Shaken by the Watergate scandal, Nixon finally resigned in August 1974 and left the White House by helicopter. At the beginning of the end credits are original sequences of his national funeral in Yorba Linda, the city of his birth, attended by all the former American presidents still alive at the time (Gerald Ford , JIMMY Carter, Ronald Reagan, George HW Bush ). Distribution Anthony Hopkins (VF: André Falcon; VQ: Michel Dumont): Richard Nixon Joan Allen (VF: Perrette Pradier; VQ: Anne Caron): Pat Nixon Powers Boothe (VF: Jean Barney; VQ: Mario Desmarais): Alexander Haig Ed Harris (VF: Jean-Luc Kayser; VQ: Éric Gaudry): E. Howard Hunt Bob Hoskins (VF: Michel Fortin; VQ: Ronald France): J. Edgar Hoover Paul Sorvino (VF: Jean Lescot; VQ: Jean Fontaine): Henry Kissinger Mary Steenburgen (VQ: Élizabeth Lesieur): Hannah Nixon (en) JT Walsh (VF: Jacques Frantz; VQ: André Montmorency): John Ehrlichman James Woods (VF: Patrick Poivey; VQ: Jean-Luc Montminy): HR Haldeman Kevin Dunn (VF: Joël Zaffarano): Charles Colson Annabeth Gish as Julie Nixon Tony Goldwyn (VF: Éric Herson-Macarel; VQ: Cédric Noël): Harold Nixon Larry Hagman (VF: Dominique Paturel): Jack Jones John C. McGinley as Earl Marley Shelton as Tricia Nixon Cox Saul Rubinek (VF: Michel Mella; VQ: Marc Bellier): Herb Klein David Hyde Pierce (VF: Bernard Gabay; VQ: Carl Béchard): John Dean Fyvush Finkel (VF: Jean Michaud): Murray Chotiner Brian Bedford (VF: Jean-Pierre Leroux): Clyde Tolson Tom Bower as Frank Nixon Tony Plana as Manolo Sanchez Richard Fancy as Melvin Laird James Karen: William P. Rogers Sean Stone as Donald Nixon John Diehl as G. Gordon Liddy Robert Beltran as Frank Sturgis John Bedford Lloyd: The Man from Cuba EG Marshall: John Mitchell Madeline Kahn: Martha Mitchell David Paymer (VF: Yves Beneyton; VQ: Luis de Cespedes): Ron Ziegler Tony Lo Bianco as John Roselli George Plimpton: Nixon's lawyer Edward Herrmann as Nelson Rockefeller Dan Hedaya: Trini Cardoza3 Bridgette WilsonSandy Ric Young as Mao Zedong Boris Sichkin as Leonid Brezhnev Sam Waterston as Richard Helms (director's cut version- DVD- Format: 16/9 - 4/3- LANGUAGES: French, English...see photo- Subtitles: original version subtitled in French, see photo - Bonus: yes, view the photo- Duration: 183 minutes approx. - Fast and carefully protected shipping + Postal tracking- Original DVD - Zone 2In difficult times, the president also remembers his childhood in Whittier, California and the deaths of two of his brothers due to tuberculosis, as well as his education at Whittier College. He thinks back to his mother, very religious, whom he presents as “a saint”. His presidency was very marked by the Vietnam War and the opposition it unleashed on American soil, particularly among young people. These protests took a dramatic turn during the Kent State University shootings in May 1970. In 1971, he was also implicated in the Pentagon Papers by The New York Times and then The Washington Post. Richard Nixon also tried during his mandate to improve relations with China and the USSR, by personally meeting Mao Zedong in 1972 as well as Leonid Brezhnev in 1973. During these difficult times, Ri

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