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| Title | Frost/Nixon |  |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Drama | |
| Actors | Michael Sheen Kevin Bacon Sam Rockwell Rebecca Hall Matthew Macfadyen | |
| Directors | Ron Howard | |
| Release Date | 18 May 2009 | |
| Discs | 1 | |
| Publisher | Universal Pictures UK | |
| Features | PAL; | |
| Codes | 1092842 - 5050582614343 | |
| R.R.P. | £ 19.99 |
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It’s not always that a stage play translates particularly well to the medium of movies. But for anyone considering such a challenge in the future, Frost/Nixon is surely a fine template to follow. In the capable hands of director Ron Howard, the extraordinary story of how a then-fairly low profile television interviewer managed to bring the disgraced former President of the United States to account is, at best, absolutely riveting.
Much of the reason for this is the two leading performances, which are both absolutely exception. The awards attention for Frost/Nixon has been directed towards Frank Langella, and truly he’s an actor long overdue some recognition. Here, as ex-President Nixon, he’s flat-out brilliant: a complex, intriguing character portrayed with real measure and expertise. It’s unfair, though, that Michael Sheen has been overlooked by some. Fresh from portraying Tony Blair in The Queen, Sheen is once more brilliant here, injecting Frost with an erratic, on-the-edge fallibility that sets up the film’s final act extremely well.
Now you can argue, with some right, that Frost/Nixon flattens out some of the facts to its own liking, and certainly the portrayal of David Frost doesn’t seem to do the man too many favours. But when it gets to the interviews themselves, it’s electric, and proof that you don’t need a bunch of effects and flashy gimmicks to keep you on the edge of your seat. Ron Howard has done this to us before with a true story, in the shape of Apollo 13, and here again, even though we know the ending, the journey there is quite brilliant. You really can make compelling drama with just two people sat in a chair⦠--Simon Brew
Stills from Frost/Nixon  Michael Sheen stars as journalist David Frost |  Kevin Bacon stars as Richard Nixon's aide Jack Brennan |  Michael Sheen and Rebecca Hall |
 Frank Langella works with director Ron Howard |  A scene in which David Frost visits Richard Nixon’s home |  |