International Frost/Nixon Poster
A new international poster for the Ron Howard directed film, Frost/Nixon, has made its way onto the interwebs. Frank Langella plays Richard Nixon and Michael Sheen plays Name Frost, and the film tells the true story of the post-Watergate television interviews between the British talk-show host and former president. It opens December 5 in limited release and also stars Kevin Bacon, Toby Jones, Oliver Platt and Sam Rockwell. You can watch the trailer here. Share This: What

Frost Nixon Hi Res Poster
We finally got ourselves a Frost Nixon poster that looks every bit hi bred that it can get. The film is a drama based upon the play of the same name by Peter Morgan. The film version will be directed by Ron Howard and produced by Brian Gazer of Imagine Entertainment and Tim Beaven and Eric Fellner for Universal Pictures. The film reunites its original two stars from the London and Broadway productions of the play, Frank Langella as former US President Richard Nixon and Michael Sheen as British TV broadcaste

"Frost/Nixon" Images & Trailer Take Us To FBI’s Watergate
If you’re familiar with the Watergate scandal, and find the FBI investigations surrounding it compelling, you may want to check out the latest film directed by Ron Howard, Frost/Nixon. Get ready for the “Tricky Dick” remarks and the 1970’s hair and shirt collars!   In 1977, Richard Nixon was interviewed by British TV broadcaster David [...]

Tisch Honors Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, & Marcia Gay Harden: PHOTO
NYU's Tisch School of the Arts Gala honored five of Hollywood's elite--Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, Marcia Gay Harden, Sheila Nevins, and Diana King--Monday night in New York.

New FROST/NIXON Poster
And.. we’re off again to another round of Afternoon Delight, here’s a brand new poster of Frost/NIXON from Empire. Looks less intimidating and not as dark as the first one. This movie is released on the same day as PUNISHER: WAR ZONE. Who’ll win, the rogue president or the maverick agent? * Click on the image to enlarge OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS: Oscar®-winning director Ron Howard brings to the screen writer Peter Morgan’s electrifying battle between Richard Nixon, the disgraced presiden

Frost/Nixon poster
Empire have a new poster for Frost/NIXON which you can of course check out BELOW. The movie chronicles the fateful post-Watergate interviews between talk-show host David Frost and former Head Of State Richard Nixon. Michael Sheen and Frank Lagella star. Extra Tidbit: Ron Howard only agreed to direct the movie if the studio would allow both actors to appear in the movie (they had previously performed the roles on stage). Click for printer-friendly version

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Filed under: Movies, Wacky & Weird The real reason Frank Langella lost out to Sean Penn:Tricky Dick wasn’t gay … at least that’s the theory.Not that there’s anything wrong with that … See Also “Deep Throat” Master Grilled in D.C. Sir David Frost Biting for Obama… Permalink Langella — What If Richard Nixon Was Gay? From: TMZ

Stop the presses: random, anonymous people say it’s ‘Button’ vs. ‘Nixon’
In this otherwise solid piece from the New York Times’s Michael Cieply, I was taken aback by the following aside, taken anonymously from a publicist (or publicists) that obviously has a stake in this year’s Oscar race: Some publicists who specialize in Oscar campaigns are privately predicting a year-end shootout between “Button” and “Frost/Nixon,” a planned December release from Universal Pictures, directed by Ron Howard and with Michael Sheen and Frank Langella in the title roles. The

Storch/Cariou Reprise Vancouver Roles of 'Frost/Nixon' for Toronto Run (Playbill)
Playbill - The Canadian Stage Company opens its 2008-09 Bluma Appel Theatre season Oct. 13-Nov. 8 with Peter Morgan's Frost/Nixon, starring David Storch as David Frost and Len Cariou as Richard Nixon, in a co-production with Vancouver Playhouse, where the drama recently played.

Frost / Nixon Movie “What Do You Think”
Ron Howard is back for another soon to be Great movie: Frost/Nixon.  Director Ron Howard brings to the screen writer Peter Morgan’s electrifying battle between Richard Nixon, “a disgraced president with a legacy to save, and David Frost, a jet-setting television personality with a name to make, in the untold story of the historic encounter that changed both. Reprising their roles from Morgan’s stage-play are Frank Langella, who won a Tony for his portrayal of Nixon, and Michael Sheen, wh

We hear . . .: PHOTO
That "30 Rock" star Alec Baldwin grabbed Tisch Gala honorees Ron Howard and Brian Grazer at Frederick P. Rose Hall Monday and joked, "All three of us represent three different extremes of hair. Mine is perfect, Brian -- yours is science fiction -- and Ron, yours is nonexistent." UPI sports_story_lower sports_page quigo_lower 1482096 871776 440 225 * --> Richard Johnson with Emily Smith and Neel Shah More in PopWrap Comments (0) You must be logged in to leave comments. Login ι Register...

Review: `Frost/Nixon' depicts tense TV showdown
As "Frost/Nixon" powerfully reveals, that statement contains equal parts promise and threat from both the disgraced figure on screen and the actor playing him. Frank Langella is positively formidable as the former president, a skilled manipulator under optimal circumstances whose desperate desire for rehabilitation makes him extra dangerous. Langella isn't doing a dead-on impression, which is preferable; Nixon's quirks have been imitated so frequently and poorly, such an approach risks lapsing into cari

Frost/Nixon actor Michael Sheen the victim of 'antiWelsh bias'
Although many critics felt that Michael Sheen was outclassed by Frank Langella in the film Frost/Nixon, Bafta stands accused of prejudice for not nominating the Welsh actor for an award."It sounds to me like another example of anti-Welsh bias," harrumphs Peter Finch, the boss of Academi, the Welsh arts promotion organisation. "Mr Sheen comes from south Wales and it seems it's a place that is not recognised in some quarters."   Tim Walker

Trailer Park - Frost/Nixon
With national politics on the mind of nearly everyone, this December one of the most famous interviews in American history comes to the big screen when the much celebrated Broadway play, “Frost/Nixon” opens in theaters. Based on a series of interviews that talk show host David Frost conducted with former President Richard Nixon. During the series of televised interviews that Nixon granted Frost in 1977, the sessions ended with a tacit admission of guilt regarding Nixon’s role in the Water

Frost/Nixon
Ron Howard brings to the screen writer Peter Morgan's (The Queen, The Last King of Scotland) electrifying 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 untold story of the historic encounter that changed both: Frost/Nixon. Reprising their roles from Morgan's stageplay are Frank Langella, who won a Tony for his portrayal of Nixon, and Michael Sheen, who fully inhabited the part of Frost onstage in

FROST/NIXON International Poster
The movie re-tells the infamous 1977 encounter between U.S. President Richard Nixon (Frank Langella) and hot shot British journalist David Frost (Michael Sheen) and a series of interviews where Nixon admitted his part of the Watergate Scandal. There’s a new International poster for Ron Howard’s movie that has just turned up online at IMP… Though if you didn’t know what the movie was about, you might just have a hard time figuring it out from that poster. Been looking forward to t

For Akiva Goldsman, a beautiful turnaround: PHOTO
Akiva Goldsman arrived at the door of producer Brian Grazer in 1998 with one purpose. "I went there," the screenwriter says, "to beg."

Film: Review:The Damned United: PHOTO
In his four collaborations with screenwriter Peter Morgan, Michael Sheen has played three public figures: Tony Blair in The Deal and The Queen , David Frost in Frost/Nixon , and now the legendary soccer manager Brian Clough in The Damned United . They are all, more or less, the same character type: Charismatic and witty at best, fatuous or arrogant at worst, perceived as shallow by many yet capable of slyly manipulating a dire situation to his advantage. At this point, the Morgan/Sheen roadshow...

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RUT-ROH … CNN Does the Obama - Jimmy Carter “Malaise” Comparison … He Will Soon Have the Double Digit Unemployment: PHOTO
  Let's see, Obama is inexperienced, high Unemployment, record deficits, cannot make a decision, week on Foreign Policy, leans toward Socialism and apologizes for America. Yup, that would be the Carter Administration. CNN states, “Is it morning in America, or has hope given way to malaise?” My how the mighty Obama star has fallen. First Obama had comparisons made of him to Richard Nixon and the enemies list with Obama's ridiculous war against FOX News and the

‘Grace’ director heads for ‘Winning Season’
James C. Strouse is set to write and helm “The Winning Season,” an indie comedy starring Sam Rockwell, Emma Roberts and Rob Corddry, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film follows a divorced father who decides to get his life back on the right track by coaching the local high school basketball team. Rockwell plays the coach, while Corddry steps in as the school’s principal. Roberts stars as one of the players. Strouse made his debut as screenwriter with 2005’s “Lonesome Jim.” He most

Mark Steines’ Blog: ‘Angels & Demons’ Secrets Revealed in the Vatican City
ET’s Mark Steines is blogging at the scene of director Ron Howard’s upcoming movie ‘Angels and Demons,’ filming in the Vatican City. Watch ET Tuesday as Mark reveals the secrets from the set of the movie! Read the full story

"Frost/Nixon," "John Adams" and "Mad Men" On AFI's 2008 Top Ten Lists
The American Film Institute has announced its selections for the top ten films and television programs that filled screens in 2008. Peter Morgan's film adaptation of "Frost/Nixon" was listed among the top films of 2008. The remaining films include "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Dark Night," Frozen River," "Gran Torino," "Iron Man," "Milk," "Wall-E," "Wendy and Lucy" and "The Wrestler." In television, AFI selected "Breaking Bread," "In Treatment," "John Adams," "Life," "Lost,"

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