Amidst all the seriousness of political films, “Wag the Dog” brings a bit of black comedy. The movie with a stellar cast ...

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 ...

Ron Howard has spent virtually his entire life on set either side of the camera, but he still hasn't shown any signs of ...

Ron Howard and Peter Morgan have paid tribute to Sir David Frost, who died on Saturday (August 31) at the age of 74. The filmmakers, who turned the story of Frost's 1977 television interviews with ...

Film critic Peter Travers names his top political movies and TV shows. — -- This election cycle is so full of twists and turns, it's almost as if the plot was pulled from the pages of a ...

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Get ready to read a lot of favorable pieces about "Frost/Nixon," which opens December 5. That's not because Ron Howard's movie about a series of encounters between ...

Peter Morgan’s hit play about the 1977 TV interviews between David Frost and Richard Nixon makes for a punchy political entertainment, anchored by Frank Langella’s grand, mercurial performance as the ...

The hero of the fascinating film "Frost/Nixon" is Peter Morgan, the only person in the world, probably, who realized the 1977 interviews of Richard Nixon by David Frost would make a compelling play.

The Nixon Interviews were a series of interviews of former United States President Richard Nixon conducted by British journalist David Frost, and produced by John Birt. They were recorded and ...

By the film’s epic third act, Jack Frost has obliterated the competition and become a media darling. When the man in the Nixon mask ascends Mount Destiny on live television, 400 million Americans ...

Read up on the latest Frost/Nixon News, Reviews and Features from the team at Collider. Whether he’s playing a cult leader, football coach, or prime minister, Michael Sheen excels at every role. While ...

I hear America singing, and I see… Richard Nixon. Not the man but the muse: Has any president since Lincoln inspired more movies, TV miniseries, and operas? As Nixon’s beetle brows, ski nose, and ...