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For three years, Richard Nixon remains silent after his resignation as a result of the Watergate affair, until the steel-hard and extremely eloquent enters an ex-president in the summer of 1977 at an exclusive series of television interviews to talk about his tenure. The expectations are high, for details and backgrounds. Nixon's surprising choice for the presenters of the series comes to the until then rather than windy known British presenter and entertainer David Frost - probably in the hope of an easy game to have with him to be so without much of a fight one place in the hearts and minds of Americans retake.
However, Frost has taken it into his head to bring the former U.S. president Richard Nixon in front of the cameras to admit that he lied to the American nation. A nerve-wracking battle between two giants show, which is - well - go to a lot of money, starts.
The televised debates between the two advanced to the legend. The final episode saw 45 million Americans - the highest ratings to date for a political program and a milestone in TV history, because "Underdog" Frost Nixon, the skilful rhetorician in the home stretch but still spectacular downfall.
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