A Charles Colson plan to firebomb from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A consultant of President Richard Nixon's from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A conversation with Charles Colson, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A full, extensive look back over his life, his presidency. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A full, free and absolute pardon from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A full, no holds barred confession. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A goal. A battle. A struggle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A handsome young fellow, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A handsome young fellow, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A man arrested trying to bug the offices from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A man who, as far as l know, had never even voted once in his life. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A man with no political convictions whatsoever, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A meat factory in Brisbane from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A moment unlike any other in the history of this country. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A moment unlike any other in the history of this country. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A partisan Ervin Committee. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A place the snobs always told us that we'd end up. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A public opinion poll indicates from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A record kept of every verbal agreement, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A sort of bamboo Pentagon which proved not to exist at all. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A tractor on some Ukrainian potato farm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A two to one disapproval of the pardoning of Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A week? Goodness, Jim, we can't lose you for that long. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A what? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
A White House aide told NBC News today from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About any of it, frankly! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About his favorite subject, steel mills. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About Richard Nixon would be a confession. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About some of the great decisions that we'd participated in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About the illicit bombing of Cambodia? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About what exactly? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
About you weren't so kind to me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Actually, before l sign on, l would like to hear from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Actually, no. ln his rather smart beachside villa from Frost-Nixon (2009)
After everything that prick's done to this country? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
After it was clear the Southern Democrats from Frost-Nixon (2009)
After researching my last book, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
After the meeting, as a souvenir of the visit, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
After the taping finished, l overheard two members of the crew say from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Again, that's probably a question you should. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Against a partisan media, a partisan House of Congress, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Against him, the Brookings lnstitute, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Against the Vietnam War! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All right, look, it's useless me trying to answer your points. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All right, this is just madness. lt's Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All right, you blokes, let's get the set broken down. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All right! ...and genocide. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All that shit about Ben Hur and struggling to raise the money. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All that was Haldeman and Ehrlichman's business. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All the ClA and Pentagon intelligence suggested it would fail. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All those months of pep talks and the hype, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All those sons of bitches ever want to hear about is Watergate! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
All, underlined. And they are to send their teams in to see from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Almost always of the confidential variety, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Almost married Diahann Carroll. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Also quitting under fire is John Ehrlichman. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Am l gonna shake. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Am l right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
An agreement that after each question from Frost-Nixon (2009)
An eligible young bachelor alone on a Friday night. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And 30% may have been wrong, but he thought it was right at the time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And a conscientious note taker. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And a million lndo Chinese during his administration. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And above all, don't let him give these self serving, 23 minute homilies. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And all your liberal friends can use it as a dartboard. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And at airports by people with gloves on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Bob Haldeman is a rigorous from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And by sending B 52s to carpet bomb a country, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Cambodia? An invasion which everybody advised you against. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And comfortably. John, we have to do something. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And consider, if you will, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And creating a monster in the Khmer Rouge from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And David, we never really saw much of David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And even the political press corps, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And for all those mistakes l have a very deep regret. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And for the other, it'll be the wilderness, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And forget about the trivia, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And from our point of view, well, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And from that moment on, you know you have the upper hand. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And guess what else he is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And he hates me to defame animals. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And he left the country that elected him in trauma. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And he said, Sir, l got only one criticism of that Cambodia thing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And he watched his father die from the cancer he caught in the steelworks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And here is Carl Stern, who has that ruling. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And here's the bigger question, why do it? You don't need it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And how many potentially devastating consequences from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And I don't think it will ever now be fully known. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And I don\t want any argument about it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And I would try and anticipate what his response might be. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And if in years to come, people look back from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And if the networks are against you, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And if you're asking the question from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And in a moment. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And in this case, l didn't have a corrupt motive. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And is that Sammy Cahn? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And is writing a book about the criminal dishonesty, corruption, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And isn't that why we work so hard now, why we fight for every inch, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And it looked to me... Jump in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And it's just the sort of banal anecdote that would distract a talk. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And it's no defense to say that your plan failed. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And just for fun, your close friend Jack Kennedy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Kennedy's so goddamn handsome and blue eyed ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Khrushchev knew that the Chairman from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l apologize for that. And l know how difficult it is from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l could go on. Now, it seems to me from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l got Watergate and the abuses of power. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l guess if l'd been in their place, l'd have done the same thing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l have always maintained what they were doing, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l know you're already in for more than l asked for, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l like that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l shall be your fiercest adversary. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l the rigorous interviewer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l think that unless you say it, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l thought l made it clear! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l was involved in a cover up, as you call it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l'm gonna have to carry that burden with me from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And l'm sorry to say that l just got around to reading it tonight. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And made an offer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And my producer, John Birt. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Nixon the Man. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And no one predicted that they'd fall apart like this. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And office complex in Washington, Jack. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And outlining a range of offenses, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And partly to ensure there was from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And pay a half a million dollars for the privilege. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And people all over the world want me to ask. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And people who know me would tell you from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And prepare for the interviews. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And remind people the Nixon years weren't all bad. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And rush into the ocean to celebrate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And said, Hey, there's the two men. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And say it was in this interview from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And send a car with a phone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And she so seldom cries. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And someone who's already had his own show canceled, incidentally? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And soon after arriving in California, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And spying on Senator Kennedy and other Democrats. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And stolen a ton of pork sausages. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And syndicate it ourselves, completely bypassing the networks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that in the bars around Capitol Hill and Georgetown from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that is what makes me nervous. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that l have my eyebrows trimmed. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that that team would be led from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that you did break the law? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that you fly around a great deal. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And that's Liddy, right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the American people, they loved him for it! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the American people? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the Chairman, Jesus, the way he put his foot down, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the day during the impeachment hearings from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the day I walked my eldest daughter Tricia down the aisle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the dreams of all those young people from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the emptiness when it's gone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the finest producer l know by my side. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the mistakes you made, and so on, and l was wondering from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the President will be on the large monitor. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the sickening thought that it may never come back. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And the subsequent cover up and investigation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And their foreign minister, well, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then across the table, Mrs. Nixon and Chairman Mao himself, well, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then after a few moments, we both got up again, and Henry says. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then do something illegal? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then finally, it had come to this. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then further down, Dr. Kissinger from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And then you're off to a grand university full of richer, posher types. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And there's nothing we could do about it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And there's still no guarantee it'll ever see the light of day. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And these interviews are always gonna be around for future generations from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And they twisted it with relish. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And they'd have me putting in my hospital room. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And thirdly, l put the American people from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And this ridiculous self flagellation, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And threatening to derail the whole enterprise. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And to say, having considered it, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And very possibly, l would have won from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And Vice President Ford, I mean, let's not forget from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And we prepared for that, hadn't we, Jack? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And we're gonna want to run with it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And we're not? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And what? Come on, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And whatever you do, l will support you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And who was desperate to move the agenda on from Watergate, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And with the eyes of the world focused on the White House, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And women all over him ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And worst of all, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And yet l've hardly gotten to know you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And you remember that hunch you had about the meeting from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And you see it in the challenger's face. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And you, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And, of course, you know, being Al, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And, yes, it might have been a crime, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
And? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
ANNOUNCER: And now, the host of Frost Over Australia, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Apparently. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are they going to give us the money? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are we close, John? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you a sad person? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you kidding me? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you nuts? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you on your way home? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you really saying that in certain situations, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Are you sure? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As a president, you get used to this kind of stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As a result of our incursion into Cambodia, we picked up 22,000 rifles, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As did his friends and investors, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As for Richard Nixon, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As for the work over the months, we divided it into three sections. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As he was after the interviews, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As it happens, l have. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As l understand it, it's been quite a struggle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As opposed to what? Nixon the horse? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As part of our general preparations. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
As President of the United States, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
At first, l couldn't understand why from Frost-Nixon (2009)
At what moment did you know you were going to resign? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bad time? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Be an umbrella term for everything negative. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Be specific. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Be that as it may, the direct consequences from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Beans, peas and lamb, please. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bearing in mind the extraordinary pressure that he's under? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because David had succeeded on that final day from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because each is different. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because he came up to me from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because it would create headlines from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because l had written about and watched Nixon for years, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because l was expecting questions on Vietnam. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because of the Coast Guard radio interference, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because the limelight can only shine on one of us. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because there was no admission of guilt. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because they're in the greater interests of the nation ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because we could feel it slipping away. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because we will make life difficult for them after the election. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Because you're doing something here from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Before he left California for London again, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Before it becomes an undemocratic event? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Before the tape starts running. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Before we start, l just want to say from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bentley. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Better than that, ma'am. lt's a shutout. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Better? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Between Nixon and Colson? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Billy Graham around is Rosenberg. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BIRT: And from day one, we kept all our files in a locked safe. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: David, how could you have done that? What? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: Don't worry. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: Haldeman. RESTON : Haldeman. And Ehrlichman, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: Okay, the White House taping system. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: Seventeen? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BlRT: This is a breach of contract. We could sue. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bob Zelnick was quite as euphoric from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bob's been Washington correspondent from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BREN NAN : Look, we're all in this together. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
BRENNAN: Well, in boxing, you know, there's always that first moment, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But an interview like this? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But before we go, Caroline and l would like you from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But Dr. Lundgren made me give them up. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But hadn't syndicated well and had been dropped by the network. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But he was a man who had one big advantage over the rest of us. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But I should say right now that I'm not expecting from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But if he ran for office again today, he'd get their support. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But if l could get Frost to pay more and secure better terms, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But if you gave me a week back in the Federal Courthouse library. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But if your viewers really do have a major concern, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But in February, your personal lawyer came to Washington from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But in the end, David heard nothing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But instead of the satisfaction l imagined l'd feel, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But it's indescribable. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l don't. l just hear a man doing it from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l need you to dig a little deeper. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l never knew the exact date, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l realize no one else shares that view. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l simply cannot share your view. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l think the people need to hear it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l wonder, could we possibly spare the post mortem for now? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l'd like to begin completely out of context from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But l'd like to think that each of us in our own way from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But let me assure you, it's a whole lot more than they wanted. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But Manolo here is a lover of dogs, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But no more sucking around. From now on, they come to me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But no sooner did you get into the White House from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But now they think, lt's all too corrupt, and the rest. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But one of the principal justifications you gave for the incursion from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But television and the close up, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But tell me something. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But that was before l really understood from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But the $1 20,000 or whatever it is, right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But they don't taste like burgers at all. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But they tell me that they were a great success. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But they were my mistakes. l don't blame anybody. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But this is the first time l've actually seen him in the flesh. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But this session only lasts two hours. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But this transcript of a tape made three days earlier from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But those voices ringing in our head. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But to go on and carry on denying it all. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But what made you exceptional, they said, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But whenever l have had my doubts, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But you believe me, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But you know what? We can't ask him about his brother, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But, if you remember, it was a difficult time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
But, yes, l will admit there were times from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By asking you one question, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By implication, it's the country that suffers. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By my Washington political colleagues. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By the end, wiretapping students and breaking into journalists' homes from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By the full House of Representatives now is a virtual certainty. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
By the most unlikely of white knights, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bye bye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Bye bye. Goodbye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cambridge. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
CAMERAMAN : Stand by for camera. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Can get away with them, you know. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Can l be Crack One? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Can l be Deep Crack? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Can l get something for somebody? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
CAROLlN E: Jack Anderson in The Washington Post, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
CAROLlN E: No, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
CAROLlN E: So how about you? Where are you going? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Celebrate? Celebrate what, David? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Champagne? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
CHANCELLOR: One telegram from Virginia said, Roosevelt had his New Deal, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Change the tapes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Characterizing a president who was easily outraged from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cheerio. Bye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cheeseburgers? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cheeseburgers. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Clearly shows that to be a falsehood. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on in. Make yourselves at home. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on in. This is my office. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on, David, Cambodia. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on, it's just between us. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on, John, we've done political interviews before. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on, John. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come on. lt'll be no trouble at all. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come out of his own pocket. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Come the hour, he'll be fine. Okay? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Contractually, l think that we made from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Contractually, l think that we made from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Correct. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Correct. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Could you give us a couple of minutes? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Couldn't have expressed it more clearly than that, could they? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Crack investigators? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Craft services is that way. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Credibility of the project. What else are advertising sales based on? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cubans with ClA training. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Cut it. Cut it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Daddy, you're the finest man l know? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Damn it! Damn it! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Dark blue, cherry wood, leather. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David Frost. English talk show guy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David has a film premiere he needs to attend. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David is a performer of the highest caliber. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David was on the cover of Time magazine and Newsweek magazine. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, can l talk to you for a minute, please? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, can l talk to you for a sec? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, did you hear that? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, good luck. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, l want to say congratulations. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, l'm gonna go in with you on camera. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, we're starting with camera two in four, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David, you can't do that. lt would be a disaster. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David? Four, three, two, and. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: David, starting on camera three in four, three, two and. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Ed, we gotta get in here and change out this 750, ASAP. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Listen, we have an issue in here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Set. And roll. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Stand by to roll tape in 30 seconds. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Ten seconds. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: That's not my call. You're gonna have to talk to the director. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DAVlS: Thirty seconds to tape roll ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DEAN: At one point in the conversation, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Debate, intellectual discipline. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Delighted to meet you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Delivery courtesy of Nate 'n Al's from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Diane Sawyer, Frank Gannon, lrving Lazar. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Dick. Wait. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did l really call you that night? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did the snobs there look down on you, too? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did we discuss anything important? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did you do any fornicating? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did you feel that you'd betrayed the people that had elected you? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did you know that Mike Wallace is doing a piece on this? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Did you take pity on me? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Difficult questions. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DlRECTOR: David, starting with camera two, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DlRECTOR: l'm sorry, gentlemen. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
DlRECTOR: Okay, that is a cut. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Do l regret the casualties on both sides in the war, yeah, sure, of course l do. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Do l? Mmm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Do you actually enjoy those? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Do you feel you ever obstructed justice from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Do you know those parties of yours? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Dog food? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Domestic Affairs, Foreign Policy, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't let him in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't trade generalizations. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't worry about the money. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't worry, Bob. l'm on it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't worry, Jim. We'll get him anyway. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Don't worry. l'll call from the restaurant. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Down below him, a liberal America cheered, gloated. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Drone on? Jesus Christ. Where's your respect? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Eh. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ehrlichman could provide the way to deliver it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ehrlichman was a key political advisor. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Eight, We've no choice with Hunt from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Essentially, it's an attempt to legalize dirty tricks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Every one individually, collectively, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Every one of those sons of bitches. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Everybody thought l'd be relieved. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Everyone's been kind and deferred fees. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Everything glittered and was golden. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Except, well, you know, it's hard to say from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me, fellas. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me, sir? Got a room for you right here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me, sir. Something l think you should see. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me? Shut it down. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Excuse me. One moment, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Face in the dust. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fellas, this is a critical moment in his life. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Finally, we ended up at some remote point on the coast, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Find out the numbers for this, will you? Worldwide. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fine. ln which case, the deal is off. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fine. ln which case, you can expect a lawsuit from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Finest deli selection. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fingerprint them and then throw them in the can. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fish and chips, please. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Five, Don't you agree that you'd better get the Hunt thing going? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fixed elections and took us into Vietnam. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FLlGHT ATTEN DANT: Another glass, sir? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For anyone, especially you, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For God's sake. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For God's sake. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For heaven's sake, Jim. Why don't you give him a week off? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For his first interview since he abandoned the White House, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For ourselves, let alone drive. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For Public Radio for the past 1 0 years. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For something in excess of $20 million from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For the five burglars caught breaking into from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For the interviews. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For the rest of my life. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
For this interview, she did a profile on you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Foreign policy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Four, Get the million bucks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Fourth. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Frankly, l don't share any of your sense of pessimism or alarm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Frankly, we didn't find him appropriate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
From Richard Nixon? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
From Richard Nixon? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
From the power of the presidency from Frost-Nixon (2009)
From the stand up and be counted speech in 1 970? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Frost and Nixon, Frost and Nixon from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Frost has hired three crack investigators from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Frost is just not in your intellectual class, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: And Jim Reston, one of my researchers. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: Come on. Are they really interested in buying time? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: For the record, l'm gonna be starting with John's idea. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: Next week's guest will be Evonne Goolagong. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: No, never been done before. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: That's fact, this is fiction. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: There you are. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: Well, hello there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: Well, l shall say so again and again. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: Yeah, well, not really. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
FROST: You seemed very confident last time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
GAN NON : People love that story. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
GAN NON : So how do we want to address the college protests? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
GAN NON : The singer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
GAN NON : Watch your language, for crying out loud. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Gave Nixon a full, free and absolute pardon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Gee, now, that's a pity. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Gentlemen, finally a friend in the American press. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Gentlemen. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Give him a fucking massage! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Go on. Beat me, John. Beat me with a stick. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Go on. No, say it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Go right to Khrushchev. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Go together like Mason and Dixon from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Go together like Prancer and Vixen from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Going to the Federal Courthouse library? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good evening, and welcome to Great Escapes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good evening. This is the 37th time from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good for you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good luck. Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good morning. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good night, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good night, sweet princes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good with actresses, not so good with stonewalling presidents. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Good. Good. Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Goodbye, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Goodbye, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Goodbye, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Goodbye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Got it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Great show, David. Thanks, Noah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Great, complex ideas, tranches of time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Great. Russia, China, the big power stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Great. Well, you remember you mentioned from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Had a go at Checkers once. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Had l known that, l would have offered him a cup of tea. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Had perhaps not been adequately understood by the American people. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Had the screws put on them by the Speaker of the House. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
HALDEMAN: Yeah, he is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Half his audience is still asleep. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Half his audience is still asleep. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hang on a second. David, Jack Brennan. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Has a deep religious sensitivity. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Has anyone told you that before? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Has just ruled on the tapes controversy, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Haul them down to the dock, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Have granted, and by these presents do grant, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Have mysteriously been erased. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Have tragedy in their early lives. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Having that facility, that lightness, that charm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He calls them my Hawaiian burgers, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He certainly knew it halfway through the President's first answer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He could walk right off the set, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He crashed into curbs. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He did, too. Money no object. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He drove down to San Clemente to say goodbye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He ended up taking it down to Australia, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He even got back his table at Sardi\s. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He gets to drone on and sound presidential. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He got back all of his shows. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He had the most to gain personally from my stepping down, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He is one of five persons surprised and arrested yesterday from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He is to be out. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He must be a little nuts. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He never let on to anyone at the time, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He only escaped jail because of Ford's pardon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He saved it from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He screwed anything that moved, and everything. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He sounds a little emotional. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He switched me to cottage cheese and pineapple instead. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He tried to talk me out of it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He turns off the gas, and he talks for two hours from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He understood television. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He was a sad man and a noble adversary. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He was about to blow and you know it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He was still absolutely convinced that from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He went on teIevision. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He went over speed bumps. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He went twice around my whole estate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He will drive us all bloody mad. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He wrote a book Now here\s the hook from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He'd gone to all the major networks from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He'd had a talk show here in the US that had won some awards from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He'll be cross examined as if he were on the witness stand. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He'll be right with you. Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He'll pitch puffballs all night from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He's been in these pressure situations many times before. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He's gotta be able to shut him up. Shh. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He's in that truck out there. BREN NAN : Get him in here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
He's taller than l imagined, and tanned. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello and good evening and welcome. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello, good evening and welcome. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello. Good evening. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hello. Your house is very beautiful. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Here in Australia, burglars have broken into from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Here we go. OFFlCER: Back up behind the curb. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Here you go. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey, Bob. FROST: How does that grab you? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey, come on in. David's on the phone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey, Mr. Frost. lt's nice to see you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey, you know what would be an interesting thing to find out? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey, you know, we got that caviar the Shah of lran sent me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey. Hey. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey. Take my advice. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hey. What time is it? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hippies, draft dodgers, dilettantes, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
His farewell speech in the White House? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
His last moments as President of the United States, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
His most lasting legacy from Frost-Nixon (2009)
His notes are there for all to see. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Historic stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hmm? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hold on a minute. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Honestly? Far too soft, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hoping for several hefty paydays from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How crazy it would be to remove the system, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How crucially important this moment is from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How delighted we all are by Mrs. Nixon's recovery. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How do you do? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How do you feel as a Quaker about annihilating an entire people? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How do you know that? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How far do you take executive privilege from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How important a test this was of American credibility. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How incongruous. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How kind. Mmm hmm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How many people has he wiretapped? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How much has it cost? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How much longer are you gonna be in D.C. for? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How much time is devoted to Watergate? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How right you are! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How serious are they? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
How to spend $2 million, 2.3 to be precise. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Humiliated all the more for having tried so pitifully hard. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Huston Plan. Wiretapping and alleged abuses of power. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Hygiene obsessive. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I don't give a goddamn what the story is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I don't think the truth will ever come out. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I don\t understand. Why this sudden change of heart? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I have not. I've already ordered Connally, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I hope you'll all come and see it, and. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I recall the President telling me from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I remember the day Eisenhower died. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I think it was around this time that Gerald Ford, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I took my seat next to Mrs. Mao at the banquet table. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I want you to direct the most trusted person you have from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I'm gonna want to put that in Colson's hands. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
I'm hoping that it\ll be that of a cascade of candor. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If l heard some kind of vision from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If we allow ourselves a glimpse into that shadowy place we call our soul, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If we have the character to see it through. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If you could please return to your seats and fasten your seat belts, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If you want me to get down on the floor and grovel. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If you want me to get down on the floor and grovel. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If you were going to make some kind of emotional disclosure, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
If you're just going to ignore it right off the bat? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Imagine what he's gonna do with his real achievements. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In a great deal of detail over the course of these interviews, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In American political history would never stand trial. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In damages and loss of earnings. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In four, three, two. Cue David. And. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In getting, for a fleeting moment, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In just a few moments now, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In my view, is just depressing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In our nearly 200 years of history. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In the history of American television. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In the lmmigration Service from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In the strictest sense of the law, legal, but you do them from Frost-Nixon (2009)
In Washington. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Including wiretapping of newsmen, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Inside the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Into the limelight, back onto the winner's podium. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is a good thing, l'm told. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is because 1 8 and a half minutes from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is that clear? MlTCHELL: Yes, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is that it simplifies, it diminishes, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is that l have been wasting my matinee idol looks on radio. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is that the taping system in the White House from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Is the endless round of cocktail parties, social engagements, banquets. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Isn't that the problem? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Isn't that why we're here now? The two of us? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It is a unanimous decision, Doug, eight to zero. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It might be a shame to pass. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It seems your most emotional moment came from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It's a Friday night. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It's an eight to zero unanimous opinion. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It's not too many. Just one or two. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It's The Slipper and the Rose. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It's the whole political system and, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
It\s a cracker of a movie. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jack, are we on? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jack, what are you doing? A break? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jack. Watergate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jeez, please forgive me, Miss Cushing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jeopardize the other shows. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jesus, Jack, it was a joke. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jesus, that's Hugh Hefner. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jesus. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jim here teaches at the University of North Carolina from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jim, it\s David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jim, well, l've secured 1 2 taping days. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jimmy! Yes. Yes, back again, like the proverbial bad penny. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
John, the place was my canteen ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Jump in with another question. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just called the feds into my office from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just don't drink any more. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just go right! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just imagine it, we'd be our own network for the night. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just think about it, okay? And call me back. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Just think of the numbers it would get. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Justice Rehnquist took no part in the decision from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Keep it about that temperature, okay? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
KHACH lGlAN : Bob, may l remind you. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
KHACH lGlAN : Yeah, right, come on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
KHACH lGlAN : You could do all day on foreign policy, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L am imagining the dust, the darkness, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L appreciate the gesture. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L believe The Beverly Hilton. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L brought myself down. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L brought you a pair. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L brought you a present, those shoes you admired. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L can see it now. The father that neglected me, the brothers that died. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L can't stand it, Jack! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L could have blamed it on my predecessors. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L could have pulled the troops out of Vietnam early, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L did not fully meet that responsibility from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L didn't catch the interviews as they went out, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L didn't want to take any questions on Watergate, damn it! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L do beg your pardon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L do hope that isn't coming out of your own pocket. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L don't actually say that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L don't have it. l never did. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L don't mean to minimize it. lt's just l've got to get back to LA from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L feel like a circus animal doing tricks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L find it more interesting than keeping still. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L gather that not all of the blue chip accounts came through. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L gather the journalists that were so positive from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L gave them a sword, and they stuck it in, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L got 6. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L got to play him in our rehearsals. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L got you guys set up back here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L guess it all boils down to Watergate, huh? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L guess that's what this is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L guess we just got caught up, you know, reminiscing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L hadn't liked the idea at all, but the former President, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L have come into this room for the purpose of praying. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L have never been a quitter. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L have participated in all these interviews from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L have spoken to you from this office from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L hope l'm not disturbing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L insisted on dismantling the system. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L just got angrier and angrier, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L just want to impress upon you from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L knew nothing. Okay, fine. Fine! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L knew them since they were just kids. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L know where it could be gotten. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L know you're very busy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L know. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L let down my friends. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L let down our system of government. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L let the American people down, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L let them down. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L like it. lt's ballsy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L like to keep busy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L liked his passion. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L look forward to it. Bye bye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L look forward to it. Bye bye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L mean, if l try to rob a bank and fail, that's no defense. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L mean, l don't think he's ever gonna get over that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L mean, some of us actually want this job. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L mean, we're not used to doing anything from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L might dab my upper lip before answering it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L picked out, and these are your words, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L really don't know what you're talking about. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L remember exactly where l was. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L remember exactly. lt was July 23. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L remember that we had a Lincoln specially made. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L remembered the construction worker in Philadelphia, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L said, Pat, you go right ahead with your investigation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L see. Well, l'm sorry you feel this way. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L shall come at you with everything l got, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L shouldn't have ordered that coffee. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L spent yesterday evening watching you interview the Bee Gees. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L stated my view, now let's move on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L still insist they were mistakes of the heart. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L still tried to rob the bank. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L take it from this that the interviews have gone well? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L think a man's shoes should have laces, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L think they attracted the largest audience for a news program from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L think this is really good stuff, Dave. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L think you frame the question to him as a Quaker. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L think you should say, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L thought today was a huge improvement. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L thought we were practically fully financed. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L understand most of it's borrowed, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L want it, too, if it's done right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L want to put a handkerchief here, if l may. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L was actively facilitating it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L was at home with friends, and we were watching television at home. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L was caught up in a five front war from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L was pretty certain Colson. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L will ruin you if it takes the rest of my life. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L wish l'd gone in sooner and harder. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L would say it was about as emotional a moment as l've ever had. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L wouldn't want to be a Russian leader. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd at least talk to him. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd heard you were going to be here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd just like to say how pleased we are from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd like to celebrate my birthday with a few friends. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd like to give Richard Nixon the trial he never had. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'd wiretap him, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'll be thinking of you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'll go down to Trader Vic's and bring something back. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'll have a cheeseburger. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'll see you soon. God bless! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'll take it in here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm a little confused by that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm better suited to a life of thought, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm better, thank you. Though not yet well enough to golf, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm calling with regard to your request for an interview from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm gonna have to get back to you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm gonna start doing my homework. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm gonna tell him he's gotta get involved. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm in this for everything l've got, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm not gonna keep you from it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm not gonna shake his hand. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm not made that way. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm right up against it now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm saying that when the President does it, that means it's not illegal. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm so glad it's all gone according to plan. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm sorry, David, but we have a policy from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm sorry, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm sorry? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L'm sure we can find a solution. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L've called his people. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L've got to work. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L've grown to expect nothing else from those sons of whores. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
L've had an idea, John, rather a bold idea for an interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Late at night or at the weekend. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let me tell you how bad things were today. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let me tell you something. lt can just wear you down. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let me tell you, other administrations were up to far worse. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let's change the tapes. Come on, man. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let's get on to the rest of it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Let's talk about you a little bit. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf Haldeman and Ehrlichman were the ones really responsible, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf he didn't know the caliber of the man from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf he starts tailing off, bang, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf they take the call, you know they're desperate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf this went well, if enough people saw it, revised their opinion, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf we're honest for a minute, if we reflect privately just for a moment, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf you must know, l'm preparing for our final session. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf you'd gone in earlier, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lf you're referring to your TV debate with Jack Kennedy in 1 960. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Like the Viennese serve coffee. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Listen, it's gonna be fine. Pick up where you left off. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Listen, l understand your concern. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Listen, was that okay? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Little did l know from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Little Lord Fauntleroy in there? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lmagine, six weeks out of office from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ln any deal, you need to know your opponent's breaking point. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ln one transcript alone, there in black and white, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ln some dark underground cave licking his wounds? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lncluding his own brother. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lndeed. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lnto a bright new dawn of fresh enterprises and challenges, eh? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Long answers. Control the space. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look at you. Gorgeous. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, is that Neil Diamond? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, it was never US policy to kill civilians. That's the enemy's way. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, l hate to do this to a friend, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, l have made statements to this effect before. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, l'd be giving up a year of my life. l'm leaving my family from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, l'm disappointed, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, let me just stop you now right there, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, we love your work as an entertainer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look, when you're in office, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look. lf there is anyone here who thinks we're gonna fail, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look. Look. Now l'm sweating. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Look. No, l'm serious. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Looking for a way back into the sun, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Love it. You're a funny guy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lrving Paul Lazar. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls Mike Wallace doing a piece on this? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls that good? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls that out of shot? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls that out of shot? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls there a problem? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls there nothing we can do? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls there. . . l'm sorry. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ls this what you call a dachshund? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lsn't it true that Channel Nine in Australia from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lsn't she black? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lsn't that enough? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lsn't that just a cover up of another kind? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt ain't gonna be pretty. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt didn't sound too arrogant or self serving? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt hasn't been published, you say? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt isn't relevant. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt kind of makes you wonder why l chose a life from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt meant that the man who had committed the greatest felony from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt might be a little short of what l wanted, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt requires a specific corrupt motive. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt seemed to me they hadn't realized from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt was agony to watch. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt was horrifying. lt was horrifying. And he was so confident. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt was like he slipped out the back door. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt was my inheritance. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt was. Unquestionably better. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt would be so good to go back to where the action is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt would get us into Watergate way ahead of the agreed time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt would seem to me that would be worthwhile. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt would, but it would have a lot less, you know, credibility. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt'd be interesting to know where he is right now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's 6:00 in the morning on the West Coast. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's 8:30. Bob, have you seen David? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's a horticultural mechanism. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's all right. These are just introductory exchanges. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's as if all my other achievements have ceased to exist. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's fantastic. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's hard not to feel a little insulted by that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's insanely risky. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's kind of a sickening moment, when he realizes that from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's like Paris without the French. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's not as if there's gonna be any revelations. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's okay. We just blew a bulb. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's probably the only chance l'm gonna get to put the record straight from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's that moment that he feels from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's that moment that he feels from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's the official uniform of the retired. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's unprecedented. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lt's what l got for your memoirs. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ltalian. No laces. What do you think? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Lyndon Johnson's White House used them. So did Kennedy's. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MAN : Excuse me, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MAN : Excuse me, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MAN : Here comes the President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MAN : Nixon, there's blood on your hands! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Manolo, just check my collar, will you? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MANOLO: Okay, smile. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Marv, Lloyd, great day. Bye, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
May l present Bob Zelnick, my executive editor? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
May l present Caroline Cushing? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Maybe we got it wrong. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Maybe. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Miss Cushing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Miss Cushing. Hello. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mmm hmm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
More important than that, she comes from Monaco. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
More than any other, almost every American from Frost-Nixon (2009)
More than seen it, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Morning. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Morning. Good morning. Come on, let's go. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Moving to ABC in the new year. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. David Frost! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. Frost, look over here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. Frost, there's still the small matter of the. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. Frost? Irving Lazar. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President, good to see you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President, it's fantastic. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President, Swifty Lazar is here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President, we were talking about from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President, you came to office promising peace, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Mr. President. Now, we're going to be covering a lot of subjects from Frost-Nixon (2009)
MUDD: John Dean, the ex White House Counsel, testified today from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My client is not necessarily opposed to the idea. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My father called. The phone rang, my father called and he said, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My God. Most Americans think he belongs in jail. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My goodness. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My guess is the last thing he drove was from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My name is David Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My people tried to get me to wear a pair like that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My political life is over. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My shoes? l believe so. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
My, what a festive atmosphere. Please, don't get up. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N BC. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N IXON: ...or the Kennedy clan with. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : ls that so? Mmm hmm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : This is why l got all these Secret Service guys around. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : To leave office before my term is completed from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : Who? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : Yeah, sure. Take your time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON : You see, since the best advice is from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON ON TAPE: But they\ve traced the money to him. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON: l mean, he just isn\t well screwed on, is he? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON: Mmm. That sounds good. I used to love cheeseburgers, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
N lXON: You open that scab, there\s a hell of a lot of things that from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NBC EXECUTlVE: l\m sorry, David, but it\s a no. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nearly half of it's gone, and we're wasting valuable material, okay? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Neither of us is particularly orthodox, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Never forget, you are in there with a major operator. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Never retire, Mr. Lazar. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER 1 : A controversial day in politics. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER 2: The trial started today at the federal courthouse from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER 3: Dean read through a 245 page statement from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER 4: The President today accepted the resignation of three of his closest aides. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER 5: Good morning. The Supreme Court from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER: ...are witnesses to the saddest day in the life of Richard Nixon, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER: A dark day for Richard Nixon, who has drawn crowds from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NEWS REPORTER: But those were triumphs. This is not. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nice to meet you. How do you do? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nice to meet you. Miss Sawyer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nice to see you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nine, Christ, turn over any cash we've got. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NIXON AIDE: Well, I think, if they... from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nixon leaving the White House. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nixon made mincemeat out of him. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NIXON ON TAPE: They'd better not push me on him, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nixon the Man? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Nixon was rushed to hospital with an acute attack of phlebitis. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NlXON ON TAPE: Well, who was the asshole that did? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NlXON: Well, this is something that we can really hang Teddy or... from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No advance sales, no commercials. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No commercials, no revenue. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No holds barred, eh? No holds barred. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No matter how high we get, they still look down at us. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No matter how off the cuff or casual. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No one can know what it's like to resign the presidency. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No one else could have done that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No one has pinned anything on you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No one? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No state prosecutor, no judiciary committee from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No syndication, no advance sales. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, but one of my researchers found it in Washington from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, hold on. No, hold on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, just your friendly neighborhood confidant. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, l didn't watch them. l couldn't. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, no, no. Shh. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, no. Hang on a minute there. l wasn't. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, no. Obstruction of justice is obstruction of justice, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, no. Wait a minute there. No, l was. . . And by sending. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, not that l'm aware. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, of course not. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, of course not. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, really, we must be. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No, thank you. You sure? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No! l don't. You know what? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No! Never! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. Fuck. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. He said performer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. No Frost, no Reston. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
No. No. We've got to get something from Frost-Nixon (2009)
NOAH : Come and look at this. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
None. l believed the money was for humanitarian purposes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not at all. You sounded controlled, even handed, statesmanlike. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not even me. You know, that would have meant. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not journalist or interviewer? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not on airplanes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not quite. But we're getting there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Not so fast. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now continue exactly the same way. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now my producer's worried that the London show will follow. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now the tapes have been made public, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now therefore, I, Gerald R. Ford, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now this is your green room. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, come on. No matter how many awards from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, do you seriously expect us to believe from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, Henry, l'm a Quaker. You're a Jew. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, how can that not be a cover up or obstruction of justice? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, if the subject were to say yes, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, in it you say to Colson, This whole investigation rests from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, initially, on coming into the White House, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, look, l could have bugged out. l could have. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, looking back on your final year in office, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, Miss Cushing, would you like to take a tour, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, my first guest tonight. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, one of the challenges of life as a president from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, that's when Khrushchev called me, begging me to intervene. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, the first rule of political life is from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, this is where Brezhnev and l had our summit. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, we have sat in chairs opposite one another, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, we were in the Lincoln Sitting Room at that time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, where's he staying? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, you perhaps have not read the statute from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, you've always claimed you first learned of the break in on June 23. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Now, you've always maintained from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Obviously, l think you're making a terrible mistake. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course it is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course they did. That's our tragedy, isn't it, Mr. Frost? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course, we'll be asking difficult questions. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course, you feel more comfortable asking questions. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of course. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of democracy as an idea, entirely depends on it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of hush money to be paid to the burglars. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of not paying for a news interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of our times. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of President Richard Nixon's re election campaign committee. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of some fellows that we could send in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of the conversation with Bob Haldeman from this June period from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of the Democratic National Committee in Washington from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of the networks. They're just jealous. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of the terms of our agreement. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Of the wilderness l am about to be dispatched to from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh ! Say, David, you think l could speak to you, privately, just for a minute? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh, God ! l almost forgot. l. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh, my God, we got him. N IXON: I... from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh, my God. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh, my God. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh, no, David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh. Okay, how's that? You getting what you need? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Oh. Well, you'd like it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, fine, fine. Thanks for coming by. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, got you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, here we go. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, l guess that's it then, huh? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, let's take a break there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, let's take a break. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, run VT. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, stand by to roll tape. 30 seconds. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, thank you so much for your time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, that's five, four, three. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, that's it. l'll see you after lunch. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay, we are back. Okay, take it on my count. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay. How would you define Watergate? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay. Let's get back to work. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Okay. No, no, stick around. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
On March 21 , the following year. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
On the phone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
One of my people, as part of the preparation from Frost-Nixon (2009)
One of our sponsors. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
One, that there was probably more than mistakes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
One, You could get $1 million, and you could get it in cash. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ones that did not meet the standards of excellence from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ones that were not worthy of a president, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or column inches are written about you from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or give him a place at the top table. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or how high the elected office is for me, it's still not enough. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or I'll just kick them in the teeth on it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or it'll infect everyone else. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or political enemy had managed to get. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or were part of a conspiracy to cover up or obstruct justice? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Or why John Birt felt moved to strip naked from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ordering the President of the United States to turn over the tapes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ordinary mortals can't get a table. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Other than he was a British talk show host from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Our continued headlines, our continued awards and power and glory! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Our final descent into Los Angeles. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Our lawyers want us to agree on a definition of the word. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Our two prospective corner men. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Ours is not the first administration to use taping systems. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Out is H. R. Haldeman, Chief of Staff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Out of curiosity, where are you at this moment? Psychically? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Out of order. And l might add, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Out of that resignation night. All right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Out there overlooking the sea. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Over war protesters and political adversaries, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Paranoia and abuses of power of Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Particularly not in Mandarin. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Partly to avoid the necessity of having a secretary in every meeting, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Patrick. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
People are unlikely ever to feel comfortable from Frost-Nixon (2009)
People who heard it on the radio, well, they thought l'd won. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Perfect, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Perhaps for the last time as President of the United States. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
PHOTOGRAPH ER: Right here, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
PHOTOGRAPH ER: Right here! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Please excuse my golf outfit. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Please, God, no! You can't. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Reston. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Pleasure, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Pleasure. Mr. Gannon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Plus, by outbidding them, you've already made enemies from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Praying with Kissinger? Come on, you can nail him with that stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
President Nixon will be appearing before the people, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
President of the United States, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Prick. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
PRlCE: l disagree that the Mao banquet story is stale. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Quite right. No holds barred. No holds barred. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Quite right. No holds barred. No holds barred. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Re election campaign committee. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Reading the account of those extraordinary final days, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really didn't know that much about David Frost, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? Look. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? Mmm. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? Richard Nixon in a beachside villa? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? So soon? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? So that meeting we just had might have cost him $200,000? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? Well, that's terrific news! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really? Well. Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Really. Very romantic. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Reducing the presidency to a series of banal anecdotes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : \\A cascade of candor\\? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : A few questions, please. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : David, some people in the media have suggested from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : David. REPORTER 2: Mr. Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : Mr. President! REPORTER 2: Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : Mr. President! REPORTER 2: Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 1 : So what about the money? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 2: David ! David ! David ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 2: Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 3: How are you feeling, Mr. President? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 3: Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER 4: Mr. President, please! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER: Mr. President! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER: What are you gonna say about Watergate? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
REPORTER: Who came out on top, Mr. President? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON : All right, so what about the Huston Plan? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON : But wait, okay, so we have breaking and entering. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON : Good, good. N IXON: Yes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON : Opening people's mail. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON : You know, l've written four books about him, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON: A week later, we said goodbye to our families, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
RESTON: Well, New York, London and Sydney from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Richard M. Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Richard Nixon, who goes now from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Richard Nixon\s face, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right here in the Frost file, which we put together from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right now, l submit it's impossible from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right onto American soldiers. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right. $200,000. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right. And keep your distance from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Right. Wait, just so l understand correctly, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Roll tape. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
SAWYER: Got him. Safe! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
SAWYER: Just include the whole thing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
SAWYER: Why don't we save it for the book? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Say, did you notice his shoes? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Scrambling our way up in undignified fashion? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Second on the subject. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Secondly, that l did abuse the power l had as President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
See you in the morning. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
See, you don't have to do a thing yourself. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
See, you don't have to do a thing yourself. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Send him home. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Settling. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
She said, \\Daddy, you\re the finest man I know.\\ from Frost-Nixon (2009)
She threw her arms around me, she kissed me. She cried, you know? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
She's just getting round to the business of replying to all the cards. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
She's much better now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Shit! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Shut it down now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Since l spoke about it on the record. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Since we have an agreement, a contractual agreement, l believe, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Since you've asked me, l think there are three things from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sir, l just felt that from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sir? GAN NON : You know, maybe we're just better off from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Six, First you've got the Hunt problem. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sixty seconds, everyone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So all the other domestic charges from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So any opportunity you get, go right to foreign policy, go right to Mao, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So he's in it for a lot more than just his reputation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So if he beats him up like that on Vietnam, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So if you ask me, there's a good chance from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So if you don't mind, could we just have a moment of silent prayer? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So it goes without saying that l'd want a dear friend from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So Kissinger and l were in the Lincoln Sitting Room, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So l couldn't find the transcript. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So l did it. l cut off one arm, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So Mrs. Mao and l, we just, well, you know, stared at one another. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So much for our ballsy opening. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So now it\s about The Slipper and the Rose. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So we ended up at the rather more modest Smith house, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So we're close, right? We're very close? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So what's so important that it couldn't wait, that it had to be today? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So when did you actually decide. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So who is it? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So why did you do it? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So with or without cheese? l brought burgers. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So you're asking me, do l regret going into Cambodia? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So, day after tomorrow, 1 0:00, right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So, in that case, will you accept, then, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So, l had a chance to review yesterday's tapes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
So, okay, so what kind of interview? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Soaring through the airwaves from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Some pretty stirring images there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Some Scandinavian peace prize into the bargain. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Some sort of slippery new bullshit, so stay on your toes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sometime before June 23, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Son of a bitch ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Soon as it came to question time, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sorry, boys, just all talked out, you know? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Spare me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Speaking in confidence at the White House. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Specific times to deal with certain subjects from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Staring out the window. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Started life as a comic, you know. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Steak or fish? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Still, now, the fact it's come together, now, that's a good thing, no? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Stop tape. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Strategically, it'll give us the upper hand. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Surely the only thing that would interest anyone from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Swifty Lazar. l represent President Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
SWlFTY: l got $500,000. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
SWlFTY: So how you feeling, sir? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Swollen and ravaged by loneliness, self loathing and defeat. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Sympathy for Richard Nixon? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Syndication's always going to be a struggle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Talking for hours, it seems, days on end, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Than US involvement in Vietnam deepened and the war was prolonged from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Than you can probably imagine, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thank God. l despise that game. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thank you for coming in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thank you, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thanks for that, Jim. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thanks, everyone! Great work! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thanks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That bad? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That book is important to me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That far from obstructing justice, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That Guinness show? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That have shaped the history of our nation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That he was up against before the interview started, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That he was up against before the interview started, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That hinged on being liked. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That his friends have bailed him out. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That impeachment of the President from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That is absurd and a clear breach from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That killed my boy three months ago. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That l always dreamed of as a young boy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That l would one day be part of the team from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That man, he screwed anything that moved, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That night l said to Al Haig, Well, that's it. There goes the presidency. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That ought to be handled. Seven, The money can be provided. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That people would like to hear you say. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That Richard Nixon exonerated himself, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That small talk is not one of my strong suits, either. No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That someone running a cover up from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That stuff's been combed over a million times. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That they are to look over all the activities at the Los Angeles Times. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That two of the convicted burglars from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That was an unfortunate oversight. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That was Nixon at his lowest point, a total wreck. On his knees? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That was terrific, both of you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That was the lowest l got. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That Watergate take up no more than 25% of the time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That we should just take a moment from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That were still against impeachment had from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That would lead to civil war... from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That would try and elicit that apology. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you got this all together. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you had for this interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you had for this interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you had no knowledge of that? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you knew nothing about any of this until March 21 . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you were part of a cover up from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you'll be too soft on the President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That you're not the right man for the job, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's a strange fellow. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's all belonging to the North Vietnamese, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's close to 30 hours from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's good. That's good. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's gotta be Bunnies. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's hardly what you'd call obstructing justice. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's not how l remember it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's not normally the way lawyers' fees are delivered, is it? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's probably a question you should ask David. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's the general idea, yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's the problem. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's time. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's what l believe. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's what l remember. Music off, please. Off. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's why you gotta get David to put it in the question. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
That's why you gotta get David to put it in the question. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The agony and the unimaginable loneliness from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The all important final session. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The American people need a conviction, pure and simple. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The American people need to know the truth, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The answer was grow by six inches. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Beverly Hilton, you say. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Cinderella movie? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The country was in a state of revolution? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Democratic National Party headquarters. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The fact that we're all gonna be working at Burger King? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The frightening implications of that for a free society. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The general feeling, David, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Grand lnquisitor! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The hard bitten political press corps, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The headquarters of the entire Communist military operation in South Vietnam, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The hunger in my belly is still there, Jack. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The idea is we pay for the program from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The impact from the champ's first jab. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The integrity of our political system, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The interviews? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The last hours of the 37th presidency of the United States. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The least he could do is look ravaged. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The man lost 21 ,000 Americans from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The misuse of power is the very essence of tyranny. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The moment that he made the decision to resign, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The ones that l read about in all the papers? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The only time a president has ever resigned from office from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The peace settlement in Vietnam. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The people whose respect we really wanted, really craved. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The period March 21 to April 30, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The phone call to my hotel room. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Plumbers Union, the Enemies List, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The poor little bitch was never the same! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The President can decide whether it's in the best interests of the nation from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The President's sitting on an 1 1 0 lead. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The pressure on me to let them go, that became overwhelming ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The psyching yourself up, had been delusional all along. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The rehabilitation he so desperately craved. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The rest of the project and its failings would not only be forgotten, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The same people who'd spit on me when l got back from Vietnam. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Select and Judiciary Committee hearings night after night. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The smart asses at college, the high ups, the well born, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Smith family requested that the furniture be put back in place. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The terms of the contract clearly stipulate from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The trick is to have a glass of water on the go, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The Watergate break in of June 1 7th from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The whole question of security very seriously. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The whole world was watching to see from Frost-Nixon (2009)
The word that seems not enough for people to understand. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Their income taxes are starting this week. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Then l cut off the other, and l'm not a good butcher! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Then moving on to a conversation you had with John Dean from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Then perhaps l should briefly respond to it now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There is no evidence of any kind that l was. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There is one thing that I want done, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There was China, the Soviet Union, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There was no apology. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There was no deal, period. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There was wrongdoing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There. Now you can put that in your apartment in New York, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There's a reason they call him Tricky Dick. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There's no condolences necessary. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There's no need to say anything. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There's nothing to worry about. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
There's some interesting stuff in there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
These are folks helping me with my book. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
These are, with no serious doubt, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
These interviews will do mid 30s audience share, minimum. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
These men, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, l knew their families. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They better leave now, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They create their own sets of meanings. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They felt that l needed to reevaluate my priorities. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They never know when they're being taped. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They never voted for him when they had the chance, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They pay no taxes there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They said that you were a person from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They say that moisture on my upper lip cost me the presidency. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They should have physically stopped me! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They stared at one another, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They talked to you about that, too? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They taste like Styrofoam. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They were not mistakes of the head. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They would totally cease to exist. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They're already sounding off about checkbook journalism. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They're bugging everybody. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They're less likely to offer that advice. So in the end, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
They're ltalian, aren't they? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thirty seconds, everyone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Thirty seconds. Settling. Settle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This entire project is a joke? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This guy wiretapped 1 7 people. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This guy'll be so grateful to be getting it at all, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This is beautiful. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This is desperate, John. Do something. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This is indeed an historic day, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This is Mr. Lazar, and this is Jack Brennan. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This is my literary agent from Hollywood. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This will just spread you across three continents, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
This would be. . . What? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Those are Bunnies? Those are real Bunnies? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Those are mind games. Don't engage. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Those shoes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Three, Don't we have to handle the Hunt situation? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Three, two and. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Through two years of needless agony, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Throughout these entire broadcasts. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To a form of exile in California. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To assess that, you might call them from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To be rested and focused on the job in hand? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To clear the air once and for all, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To feel anything close to sympathy for Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To give testimony in the Watergate trial, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To have this thing go any further. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To help disadvantaged people with their defenses. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To help him with the research. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To interview an American president from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To join us for a little celebratory dinner from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To keep a good list of the press people giving us trouble from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To me, the unhappiest people of the world are retired. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To meet Richard Nixon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To meet some people from Weed Eater. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To see if he can miraculously cheat death once more. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To start the raising of $21 9,000 from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To talk about them sooner than you think. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To the vast Ellipse south of the White House before. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To think it through, sketch it out. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To try and get interest in the interviews. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
To work on a subject matter that means more from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Today we're lowering escape artist Derek Harrison into the water from Frost-Nixon (2009)
True, true. Could probably get more money. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Truman had his Fair Deal, now Ford has his crooked deal. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Try to look at it from our point of view. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Trying to contain or block the investigation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Tuesday. Till Tuesday. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Turns out to be an employee from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Twenty three minutes on one question? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Two million? Jeez. l didn't realize we were making Ben Hur. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Two, Your major guy to keep under control is Hunt. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Uh huh. What are you thinking? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Uniting them in anti American sentiment from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Unless one of the seven begins to talk. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Unplanned emotional disclosures could have. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Until March. l look forward to it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Unto Richard Nixon for all offenses against the United States. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Using the whole Lincoln Memorial memo. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Very sweet. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Very well. Two million. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Want me to switch to Vietnam? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Want you to do another season of your talk show for them? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Was beginning to sound like a rational response. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Was set up by my predecessor, President Johnson, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Was that perhaps the most emotional moment of your career? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Was that you were a person who had achieved great fame from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Was the supposed existence of from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We all go our separate ways over Easter. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We are gonna make those motherfuckers choke! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We are. l just figured doing it with Frost from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We buried him alive, and he walked free. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We can use some of the Kissinger stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We do have Alpo. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We have to move this along. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We have to take a break. Tape change. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We have wiretapping, conspiracy to foster prostitution. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We hopped on a plane, and we moved into The Beverly Hilton. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We just feel that it would be very detrimental from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We now know that you were desperately from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We ought to call it a snafu. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We should be scoring points with that stuff. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We stayed up and, like everyone else, l'd been glued to from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We still feel like the little man, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We talked for nine hours straight. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We tied him to railway tracks, and he escaped. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We want to propose that Watergate from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We were gonna win the impeachment vote, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We were headed, both of us, for the dirt! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We were sadly unable to do the taping at Casa Pacifica from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We were. But the financing was always conditional on advertising sales, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We'll always have 350 on the table from CBS. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We'll be landing very shortly. Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We'll see you then. God bless. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're coming back on camera three in four, three, two and. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're getting some great material. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're going after the Chandlers, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're going to need napkins. We'd better have some napkins. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're gonna have to ambush him. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're gonna have to take him by surprise. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're gonna make them choke on our continued success, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're gonna show those bums. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're not gonna let that happen, either of us. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're on. Okay, he's had plenty of time to cook up from Frost-Nixon (2009)
We're over two hours. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Welcomed David back with open arms, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, a while back, he wrote asking for an interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, actually, l'm living in Monte Carlo at the moment. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, all right, sir, when you are faced with someone who. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, Bob's obviously a pro. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, come on, don't look like that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, delighted to have you both aboard. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, do we want to lift some quotes from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, even if you don't win it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, first of all, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, he certainly never achieved from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, he's rather a big fish that swims in not untricky waters. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, how do you know they're not gonna do it right? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, how would you expect me to look? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, if it's a challenge you want, here's one you might enjoy. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, if today's session is anything like our phone call, it should be explosive. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, it is your life, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, it was being delivered on the tops of phone booths with aliases, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, it's irrelevant! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, it's too late now. lt's done. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, it's true. l made mistakes, horrendous ones, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, jeez. Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l believe it's a large hotel from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l can guarantee you if you screw us on the 60%, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l got the numbers someplace from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l guess somebody in your field from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l hear the networks aren't biting. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l imagine it's some kind of biographical piece. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l just wondered, you know, if we'd seen it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l think he should stay. Why? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l think the record shows, Mr. Frost, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l told him that l lost two brothers to tuberculosis. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l'll get my office to call you first thing in the morning from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l'm gonna give it my best shot. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l'm not suggesting. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l'm sorry you feel this way, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l've been doing a little light reading this end, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, l've never been to Vienna. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, let's hope so. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, maybe, but sometimes being out of your comfort zone from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, Mr. Frost, l'm surprised by your question from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, Mr. President, l gather our time is up. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, not for me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, not quite everyone. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, on the outside. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, sir, l'm sure you'd agree, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, sir, you're gonna get a chance from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, thank you, Mr. President. So do l. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, thank you. lt's true. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that is most gratifying. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that it covers just that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that's nothing to worry about, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that's the end of that, then. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that's the networks out, all of them. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, that's true. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, the man's an idiot. He's overemotional. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, the reason there is no evidence from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, they were wrong. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, to hell with that! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, Vietnam was not my war. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, we got inside for the photographers, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, we in the Nixon camp from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, we'll get that, too. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, what do we mean when we say from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, what is it that you want to achieve? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, what word would you express? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, why have they fallen apart? Based on what? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, you can't say it's not a fresh approach. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well, you think you could get 550? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Well. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Weren't they terrific? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
WH lTE HOUSE DlRECTOR: 1 5 seconds, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What about General Motors or lBM? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What about wiretapping? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What are the other three divided into? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What are we celebrating? lt's my birthday, Bob! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What are we gonna do about Reston? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What are you doing, David? You've got to stop him rambling. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What did he say? Did he say performer? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What happened to Xerox? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What have l done? What was l thinking? Why didn't anyone stop me? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What his strategy is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What is Haldeman's official. . . Hello, darling. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What is the most emotional moment, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What is the point of having contractually set from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What l remember is people protesting peacefully and legitimately from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What l want to achieve? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What l was doing was in the interests of political containment. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What makes life mean something is purpose. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What no investigative journalist, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What phone call? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What probably very few people realize from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What the fuck is going on? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What the hell is going on, Jack? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What the hell is Weed Eater? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What the. . . He's full of shit, man ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What time is it in Washington? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What time is it? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What was it? Oxford? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What we were all doing, was not criminal. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What will you do if he stonewalls you? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What you were hoping to achieve with this interview. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What, this is live? Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What, with protestors bombing and assaulting police officers? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What, you were gonna say talk show host? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What? The night before we start taping? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What'd you do? Throw in the towel, Jack? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What's next? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What's that about? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What's the angle? British talk show host, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What's the movie? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
What's your name? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When he traveled? l do! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When Julie, that's my youngest, she came into my office, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When my doctor declared me unfit from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When Pat Gray of the FBl telephoned me, this was July 6, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When Richard Nixon faces the television cameras from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When the next thing you know, he steps on the gas. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When the time comes, l'm gonna be focused and ready for battle. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
When you subsequently found out about it, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whenever l have had a really tough decision to make. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Where he was doing the wrong thing and knew it. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Where is he now? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Where it's available to anyone who consults the records. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Where so many decisions have been made from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Where's your adventurer's spirit? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whereas l, Richard Milhous Nixon, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whether it's for a minute or five minutes, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whether these interviews are a success or a failure. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whether they are violating the wetback thing. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which he felt was the best way. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which is, l believe, where he was when the President resigned. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which l am not doing, and l will not do from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which l don't think has ever been published. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which was owned by a local Republican businessman. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which would only otherwise have been directed from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Which you won't show, you know, when you cut it together. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who cares whether Nixon took the White House bed to Europe from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who defined the age we live in. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who was the guy that Mike interviewed? Was that Haldeman? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who was the new President, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Who\ve made a fortune from these interviews. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Whole careers become reduced to a single snapshot. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why didn't he wait? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why didn't you burn the tapes? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why didn't you burn the tapes? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why didn't you call the police and have them arrested? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why didn't you tell me? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why not? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why the monkey suit? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why would an American network hire a total outsider, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why would l want to talk to David Frost? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Why? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Will you just wait one minute there, Mr. Frost? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Wiping out whole civilian areas, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Wiretapping students. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With absolutely no editorial controls whatsoever in return? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With calamitous consequences. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With Frost? None. It'll be a big wet kiss. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With nothing and no one for company from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With regard to the obstruction of justice. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With something of a playboy reputation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
With the most compelling and controversial politician from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Without a single note in front of me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Without achieving what l want to, personally, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Without possessing any discernible quality. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Without the networks, the ad agencies don't want to know. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
WOMAN : Liar! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Worked around the clock in their service, and they hated me! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Worse, he could sue you ! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would be a whole lot easier than doing it with Mike Wallace. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would be unthinkable to me. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would have escaped criminal prosecution. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would talk to me, no one else. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would there be something l could help you with? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would you go further than mistakes? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Would you mind? Of course. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Wouldn't that only create more sympathy for him than anything else? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Wow. That was devastating, withering. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, as it happens, we took from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, but we need to discuss it sooner rather than later. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, but you know, politically, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, fuck off. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, he said performer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, l think it is. With Michael York. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, maybe l should have done that. Maybe l should have. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, screw the Cabinet and the rest of those. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, so? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, still, it's been a while from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, tell that to the paraplegics. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, that's interesting. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah, you're light skinned. Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah? How? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah? Well, what's the catch? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah? Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. Brezhnev was there, and Gromyko there, Dobrynin there. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. David's the executive producer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. Personally, l find those ltalian shoes very effeminate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. That's the word he used? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yeah. Yeah, l was. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, but equally, going after him in some knee jerk way, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, but nowhere does it say that for the rest of the 75% from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, but that still leaves 1 0% from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, but that would be London and Australia. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, for the Colson stuff? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, good, good, good. There it is. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, indeed. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, it dehydrates one terribly. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, Jack. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, l know. David Frost. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, l was sorry to see that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, please. l'd love that. Thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, quite right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, sir. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, so did l. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, thank you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes, you do. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. Goodbye, Mr. President. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. Lovely, isn't she? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. Watergate. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Yes. Would you like some tea or champagne? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You and Vidal Sassoon. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You are. Except only one of us can win. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You can come if you'd like. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You can probably tell l've had a drink. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You can see the seeds of dirty tricks. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You can start by sitting forward. You've gotta attack more. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You could move back East way, way earlier than we expected. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You could see it in Frost's face. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You do? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You don't find them too effeminate? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You don't like champagne? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You don't think it might be an idea for our interviewer from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You end up radicalizing a once moderate people, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You found it okay. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You goddamn media people. You are so smug. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You gonna shake his hand? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You got blue eyes. You've got no troubles with perspiration, l imagine. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You got no idea how fortunate that makes you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You gotta do a lot of things sometimes that are not always, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You have a pleasant evening last night? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You have deliberately sabotaged the interview, Jack. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You have got to make it more uncomfortable for him. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You have to set up that he has an anti democratic personality. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You just gotta go through the fire, you know, a little longer. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You just let Richard Nixon claim from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know as well as l do that 60% of what he did in office was right, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know what I'm talking about. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, assuming he's a terrible guy, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, Charles Colson? His darkest henchman? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, he couldn't look me in the eye. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, if we're gonna nail Nixon in these interviews, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, if you're trying to put the record straight, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, it's a funny thing that from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, it's so funny, too, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, Jim, l went way out on a limb for you. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, l heard an interview with you recently on the radio. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, l was beginning to enjoy that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, l would love that. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, l would've said sons of bitches, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, l'd be happier from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, maybe stretch your legs after your long journey? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, the fellas would throw me a question, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, the first and greatest sin or deception of television from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, there's a restaurant in New York called Sardi's. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, they say he has the most enormous head, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know, you have very sad eyes. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You know? Liking people, and being liked. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You may have noticed we've begun from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You might even say that l was the last casualty of the Vietnam War. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You might have captured the gun from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You mind me asking? Hey, come on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You never let a president get behind the wheel of a car, ever. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You raised it all now? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You realize we could sue you for this? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You remember who you're talking about here. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You see the White House there, and in the White House, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You see, l was the only one that Mao would trust personally, man to man. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You should marry that woman. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You spoke the actual words. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You think that\s what you'll get? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You think? l'm certain. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You trim yours? No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You trim yours? No. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You were a worthy opponent. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You were giving it from the back of your Rolls Royce. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You were never part of the show in New York, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You were obviously born to be on the tube. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You wouldn't understand, John. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're asking us to pay a British talk show host from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're getting the picture now. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're going to be haunted for the rest of your life. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're gonna be able to dictate terms, rebuild your reputation. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're gonna get a kick out of this. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're making him a rich man. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're making him look presidential, for Christ's sake! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're probably aware of my history with perspiration. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're quoting me out of context, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're saying all that goes into Watergate? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You're unbelievable. l'm sorry, Bob. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
You've probably got somebody there whom you're entertaining. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Your career's in great shape. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
Your Methodist background, the modest circumstances, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
ZELN lCK: A solution? What the hell are you talking about? lt's an interview! from Frost-Nixon (2009)
ZELN lCK: Come on. Jim, come on. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
ZELN lCK: What revolution, David? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
1 5 million rounds of ammunition, 1 50,000 rockets, mortars. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
9:00 a. m. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
25%. Just one of four 90 minute shows. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
200 on signature? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
. . .as if the reason for our being there from Frost-Nixon (2009)
...admitting failure, and David doesn't do failure. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
'Cause at the moment, he's effectively paying for all this himself. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
'cause frankly, if Donald Nixon was my brother, from Frost-Nixon (2009)
'Cause it's war, isn't it? Gloves off. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ALL ARGU lNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ALL ARGU lNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ALL CLAMORlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(AU DlENCE LAUGH lNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(BABY CRYlNG) Honey, can you check on him, please? from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CAMERAS CLlCKlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CH EERlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CH UCKLES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CH UCKLES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CH UCKLES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CLEARS TH ROAT) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(CROWD CHEERlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(DOOR CLOSES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(DOOR CLOSES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(DOOR OPENS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(DOOR OPENS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ELEVATOR BELL DlNGS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ELEVATOR BELL DlNGS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(ENGlN E STARTlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(EXCLAlMS lN DlSBELlEF) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(FROST LAUGHS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(FROST OVER AUSTRALlA THEME MUSlC PLAYlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(GLASS SMASH lNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(GU ESTS APPLAU DlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(H ESlTATES) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(KNOCKlNG ON DOOR) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(KNOCKlNG ON DOOR) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(LAUGHS U NCOMFORTABLY) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(lN DlSTlNCT) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(lN DlSTlNCT) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(lNAU DlBLE) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(lNTERRU PTlNG) FROST: No, all right. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(N lXON CLEARS TH ROAT) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(PHON E RlNGlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(PHON E RlNGlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(PlANO PLAYlNG U PBEAT TU N E) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(PLAYlNG CLASSlCAL MUSlC) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(REPORTERS CLAMORlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(REPORTERS CLAMORlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(REPORTERS CLAMORlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(REPORTERS CLAMORlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(SlGHS) l see. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(SlGHS) You know. . . from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(SlNGlNG) Frost and Nixon, Frost and Nixon from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(SlREN BLARlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(STAMMERS) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(STUTTERlNG) No! Not at all. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(STUTTERlNG) Wait, John. We're already taping. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(TAPE REWlN DlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(TELEPHON E RlNGlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(TELEPHON E RlNGlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(TRl UMPHANT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSlC PLAYlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(WH lSPERlNG) from Frost-Nixon (2009)
(WH lSPERlNG) Focus, sir. Yeah. from Frost-Nixon (2009)
\Cause l guess the way you handle Watergate's gonna determine from Frost-Nixon (2009)
$600,000. That's a fortune. from Frost-Nixon (2009)