I had seen the original interview transcript a month before watching the film, and Nixon was not as frustrated as the film portrayed. His final confession, I believe, came more from his own relief than how skillful Foster was. If Nixon insisted on Tai Chi, I don't think there is any way for this old fox to "confess".
It seems that it is easy to play Nixon, and whether it is Hopkins or Langella in this film, it is a pity not to get a golden statue. However, in the real interview, Nixon sweated more seriously than in this film, and he was indeed a working people.
Prove two things:
which cheese phone and the leather shoes that came as a gift at the end really matter? I believe it's just a dramatic exaggeration.
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