PremiereA totally mesmerizing battle of the wills between the occasionally charming yet wily Nixon and the increasingly desperate Fr...
4 out of 10 Movie ReviewsTo call Frost/Nixon a failure is completely unfair. Langella’s is excellent and he should be recognised for that. Unfortun...
Chicago Sun-TimesFrank Langella and Michael Sheen do not attempt to mimic their characters, but to embody them.
Black Sheep Reviews"Frost/Nixon" takes the notion of spin and slows it down until it becomes perspective
The New York TimesIt’s twinkle versus glower in the big-screen edition of Peter Morgan’s theatrical smackdown “Frost/Nixon.”
FilmcriticIf there's a single misstep in Ron Howard's expertly calibrated Frost/Nixon, it eluded me.
Film School RejectsThe film is very well constructed. The cinematography looks great and embodies a real look of the 70s. The acting is top-not...
CinematicalFrost/Nixon may seem as contemporary as polyester leisure suits and wood-panel station wagons; what could Frost's interviews...
Entertainment WeeklyFrost/Nixon is a fact-based drama, starring Michael Sheen and Frank Langella, about a mid-1970s confrontation betwee...
Emanuel LevyDespite pedestrian beginnings, which betray the theatrical origins of the production, "Frost/Nixon" improves dramatically an...
Hollywood ReporterFascinating account of the famous David Frost interview with Richard Nixon is closer to "Rocky" than to "W."
Box Office MagazineFrost/Nixon does for Richard Nixon what The Queen did for Elizabeth II, and that is to make a distant and controversial poli...
New York MagazineIn Frost/Nixon, Langella’s heavy features move slowly; he seems to be plumbing the depths of his soul and glimpsing, for an ...
The New YorkerOne of the virtues of Frost/Nixon, Ron Howard’s adaptation of Peter Morgan’s hit play, is that it brings the intelligence ba...
Village VoiceFrost/Nixon's main attraction is neither its topicality nor its historical value, but Langella's re-creation of his Tony-win...
Variety"Frost/Nixon" is an effective, straightforward bigscreen version of Peter Morgan's shrewd stage drama about the historic 197...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Ron Howard
Writer: Peter Morgan
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Frank Langella, Michael Sheen, Rebecca Hall
Release: December 5, 2008
Writer: Peter Morgan
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Frank Langella, Michael Sheen, Rebecca Hall
Release: December 5, 2008
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