Show’s Frost and Nixon are types, not facsimiles — although Alan Cox absolutely nails the plummy diction, plosive nouns and pretentiousness for which the real-life broadcaster was detested on three ...

Frost/Nixon( R) Universal (122 min.) Directed by Ron Howard. With Frank Langella, Michael Sheen. Opens Friday at theaters in New York. THREE AND A HALF STARS When an absolute leader falls, he falls ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. TV and film producer Marvin Minoff, who died Nov. 11 at age 78, worked ...

Writer Peter Morgan's legendary battle between Richard Nixon, the disgraced president with a legacy to save, and David Frost, a jet-setting television personality with a name to make, in the story of ...

Ron Howard and Peter Morgan have paid tribute to Sir David Frost, who died on Saturday (August 31) at the age of 74. The filmmakers, who turned the story of Frost's 1977 television interviews with ...

The 1977 series of interviews of Richard Nixon by David Frost is the storyline of a new play in London. Frost/Nixon explores the motivations of both men: Nixon needed money and vindication, while ...

Peter Morgan's exploration of David Frost's 1977 TV interviews with disgraced former President Richard Nixon is less a political movie than a boxing film without the gloves. By Kirk Honeycutt ...

If Richard Nixon were alive, he might be pleasantly surprised to see how well Stacy Keach has treated him in Peter Morgan's riveting "Frost/Nixon." By Jay Reiner, The Associated Press If Richard Nixon ...

A film version of a play about two talking heads. Please. It shouldn’t work at all. But it does work, spectacularly, as a matter of fact. It helps that the two people are disgraced President Richard M ...

If someone described a play dealing with the incestuous intertwining of politics and show business, checkbook journalism, accountability in government and a U.S. president obstinately out of touch ...

Somewhere—perhaps in the netherworld, rats gnawing on his kidneys, awaiting the arrival of his friend Henry—Richard Nixon is smiling at the thought of being played by the grave, sonorous, ...