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I thought it was entertaining, but it wasn't true,” says the doc maker of the 2007 film starring Denzel Washington.

The interviews – later the basis for Peter Morgan’s play and Oscar-nominated film, starring Michael Sheen – were a public reckoning, not just for Nixon, but for the presidency itself.

Peter Morgan’s stage play, and later film, Frost/Nixon, about broadcaster David Frost’s epic television interviews with disgraced former US President Richard Nixon in 1977, was a riveting drama.

The second instalment of David Frost Vs, a Sky documentary series put together by Frost’s son Wilfred, begins with an account of that memorable encounter with the disgraced former president.

Watching that event in the documentary, now knowing that Frost would eventually extract from Nixon a tortured apology to the American people, it’s hard to tell who is actually manipulating whom.

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Nixon's performance fell short of that classical standard—he had been forced into his admission, and after he delivered it, he quickly reverted to blaming others for his transgressions.

Former Presidents Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and President Trump have all been covered by Woodward.

Richard Nixon, who was president between 1969 and his resignation in 1974, was apparently a little paranoid and believed there were people out there who wanted to see him fail.

The senior Frost may best be known in the U.S. for his 1977 series of interviews with former President Richard Nixon that served as the basis for a play and the 2008 film, “Frost/Nixon.” ...

(In a country “where even Richard Nixon can re-emerge as a distinguished elder statesman,” she says, “it is amazing that Jane’s so-called treasonous behavior is remembered 15 years later.”) ...