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All the President's Men
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Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Warden, Martin Balsam View AllCrew
William Goldman (Screenplay), Alan J. Pakula (Director), Carl Bernstein (Screenplay), Bob Woodward (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Apr. 4th, 1976
Runtime: 2 hours, 18 minutes
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Iroquois
It's not often where you think of a film as a screenwriter's film (excepting the many instances where the director is also the screenwriter, of course) but when I think of such a well-regarded screenwriter my first thought is William Goldman.
It's not often where you think of a film as a screenwriter's film (excepting the many instances where the director is also the screenwriter, of course) but when I think of such a well-regarded screenwriter my first thought is William Goldman.
Diehl40
One is the investigation portrayed in this movie conducted by Woodstein; the other investigation conducted by the Justice Department was independent of Woodstein, but they used each other as sources of information.
One is the investigation portrayed in this movie conducted by Woodstein; the other investigation conducted by the Justice Department was independent of Woodstein, but they used each other as sources of information.
JayDee
And if you want two more indications that show just how much I appreciated the film, afterwards I went and further investigated the case, checking to see how long their investigation took and what Bernstein and Woodward did afterwards.
And if you want two more indications that show just how much I appreciated the film, afterwards I went and further investigated the case, checking to see how long their investigation took and what Bernstein and Woodward did afterwards.