Frost/Nixon

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Frost/Nixon Fans: Relive the Historic Interviews

A psychological chess match on screen! Watch Frost outmaneuver Nixon with charm and tenacity, turning tepid interviews into explosive confessions. It's an electrifying duel wrapped in a battle of wits, legacy, and redemption.

Frost/Nixon Trivia

Who conducted the famous series of interviews with former U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1977? (Advanced)
#1: Walter Cronkite
#2: David Frost
#3: Barbara Walters
#4: Dan Rather
In what year was the film "Frost/Nixon" released? (Medium)
#1: 2006
#2: 2008
#3: 2010
#4: 2012
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Frost/Nixon Fun Facts

David Frost conducted extensive research and rehearsed with friends acting as Nixon to prepare for the interview.
David Frost purchased the broadcast rights using his own money after networks initially declined to finance the interviews.

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David Frost
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Richard Nixon
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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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politics
January 20, 1969

Richard Nixon's Presidential Term

Richard Nixon serves as the 37th President of the United States.

politics
June 17, 1972

Watergate Scandal Begins

Break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex initiates the Watergate scandal.

politics
August 8, 1974

Richard Nixon Announces Resignation

Facing imminent impeachment, President Nixon announces his resignation from office.

politics
August 9, 1974

Nixon Resignation Effective

President Nixon officially resigns and is succeeded by Vice President Gerald Ford.

media
May 4 – June 22, 1977

Frost-Nixon Interviews Recorded

David Frost conducts a series of televised interviews with Richard Nixon, discussing the Watergate scandal and Nixon's presidency.

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