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Description: A biographical story of former U.S. President Richard Nixon, from his days as a young boy, to his eventual Presidency, which ended in shame.

Cast:
Richard M. Nixon: Anthony Hopkins
Pat Nixon: Joan Allen
Alexander Haig: Powers Boothe
E. Howard Hunt: Ed Harris
J. Edgar Hoover: Bob Hoskins
John Mitchell: E.G. Marshall
Ron Ziegler: David Paymer
John Dean: David Hyde Pierce
Henry Kissinger: Paul Sorvino
Hannah Nixon: Mary Steenburgen
John Ehrlichman: J.T. Walsh
H.R. Haldeman: James Woods
Clyde Tolson: Brian Bedford
Charles Colson: Kevin Dunn
Murray Chotiner: Fyvush Finkel
Julie Nixon Eisenhower: Annabeth Gish
Frank Nixon: Tom Bower
Harold Nixon: Tony Goldwyn
'Jack Jones': Larry Hagman
Nelson Rockefeller: Edward Herrmann
Martha Mitchell: Madeline Kahn
Trini Cardoza: Dan Hedaya
Johnny Roselli: Tony Lo Bianco
Herb Klein: Saul Rubinek
Frank Sturgis, Watergate Burglar: Robert Beltran
Bob: John Cunningham
Gordon Liddy: John Diehl
Earl in Training Film: John C. McGinley
TV Director: Michael Chiklis
Richard Nixon, 19 Years Old: David Barry Gray
Young Student: Joanna Going
President's Lawyer: George Plimpton
Bernard Barker, Watergate Burglar: Lenny Vullo
Richard Nixon, 12 Years Old: Corey Carrier
James McCord, Watergate Burglar: Ronald von Klaussen
Cuban Man: John Bedford Lloyd
Eugenio Martinez, Watergate Burglar: Kamar de los Reyes
Virgilio Gonzales, Watergate Burglar: Enrique Castillo
Black Orator: James Pickens Jr.
Cuban Plumber: Victor Rivers
Sandy: Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
Moderator: Drew Snyder
Mao Tse-Tung: Ric Young
Donald Nixon: Sean Stone
Arthur Nixon: Joshua Duvall Preston
Football Player: Ian Calip
Football Coach: Jack Wallace
Young Pat Nixon: Julie Condra
Happy Rockefeller: Annette Helde
Lawyer at Party: Howard Platt
Convention Announcer: T.J. Kennedy
Fan #1: Harry S. Murphy
Fan #2: Suzanne Schnulle Murphy
Fan #3: Michael Kaufman
Girlfriend: Pamela Dickerson
Texas Man: O'Neal Compton
Family Doctor: Chris Renna
Joaquin, Hoover's Servant: Wilson Cruz
Edward Nixon: Mikey Stone
Spiro Agnew: Robert Marshall
Tricia Nixon Cox: Marley Shelton
Bill Rogers: James Karen
Mel Laird: Richard Fancy
Student #1: Peter Carlin
Student #2: Michelle Krusiec
Protester: Wass Stevens
Secret Service Agent #1: Tom Nicoletti
Secret Service Agent #2: Chuck Pfeiffer
White House Staffer: Alexander Butterfield
White House Security: Mark Steines
Chinese Interpreter: Bai Ling
Air Force One Steward: Peter P. Starson Jr.
Reporter #1: Jon Tenney
Reporter #2: Julie Araskog
Reporter #3: Ray Wills
Reporter #4: John Bellucci
Reporter #5: Zoey Zimmerman
Rosemary Woods: Mary Rudolph
Floor Manager #1: Clayton Townsend
Maureen Dean: Donna Dixon
Staffer #1: John Stockwell
Staffer #2: Charles Haugk
Leonid Brezhnev: Boris Sichkin
Andre Gromyko: Fima Noveck
Russian Interpreter: Raissa Danilova
Helen Smith: Marilyn Rockafellow
Bethesda Doctor: Bill Bolender
Bethesda Nurse: Melinda Renna
Manolo Sanchez: Tony Plana
CIA Director Richard Helms: Sam Waterston
Self: Ronald Reagan
Self - with Mother and Infant: Salvador Allende
Bob Cushman: Roy Barnitt
Self - at Time of Saturday Night Massacre: William Ruckelshaus
Self - Shooting Wallace: Arthur Bremer
Self - Reporting FBI Findings on Dean and Hunt: David Brinkley
Self - Running Against Nixon: Edmund G. Brown
Self - Attending Nixon Funeral: Nancy Reagan
Self - Smoking Cigar: Fidel Castro
Self - Testifying before HUAC: Robert Taylor
1960s Race Track: Jan Citron
Self - Eulogizing Nixon: Bob Dole
Self - Leaving Air Force One after JFK: Nellie Connally
Self - with Elliott Richardson: Archibald Cox
Self - at Helicopter after Resignation: Tricia Nixon
Self - Returning from WW2: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Self - with Ike at Republican Convention: Mamie Eisenhower
Self - Discussing Prison Sentence: Daniel Ellsberg
Self - at Senate Watergate Hearing: Sam Ervin
Self - when Gerald Becomes President after Nixon Resignation: Betty Ford
Self - Sworn in as President after Nixon Resignation: Gerald Ford
Self (runs against Nixon): Helen Gahagan
Student Protester: Robert Goldman
Socialite: Annette Goodman
Kennedy Staffer: Angie Gray
White House Worker: Michael Haddad
Self - Leaning Forward to Testify: Richard Helms
Self - in First Speech as President: Lyndon B. Johnson
Self - Arriving for JFK Funeral with LBJ: Caroline Kennedy
Self - Arriving for JFK Funeral with Ted: Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Self - behind RFK during Final Speech: Ethel Kennedy
Self - with Jack in Dallas: Jacqueline Kennedy
Self - Campaigning: John F. Kennedy
Self - Wearing Neck Brace after Chappaquiddick: Ted Kennedy
Self - Wearing White Hat: Nikita Khrushchev
Self - with Truman: King George VI
Ringmaster: Alberto Leon
Newscaster Voice: Dave Mallow
Self - in the 1940s: Zedong Mao
Self - Facing the Press: George McGovern
Self - Laughing: Robert McNamara
Extra: Darren Melton
Kissinger's Date: Nicole Nagel
Self - Leaving White House after Resignation: Richard Nixon
Self - Smoking Cigarette: J. Robert Oppenheimer
Self - in Custody: Lee Harvey Oswald
Self - Handshake with Diplomat: Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
News Reporter at Press Conference: Michael Pasby
Self - with Archibald Cox: Elliot Richardson
Narrator: Chuck Riley
Self - Wearing Fur Coat: Eleanor Roosevelt
Self - with Socialite: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Self - Handcuffed with Husband: Ethel Rosenberg
Self - Handcuffed with Wife: Julius Rosenberg
Self - Facing Microphones: Adlai Stevenson
Closing Narration: Oliver Stone
Woman: Kira Tashjian
Self - with King George: Harry S. Truman
Self - Congressman: Jerry Voorhis
Self - Shot by Bremer: George Wallace
Hippie: Breck Wilson
Self - Swearing in JFK: Earl Warren

Written by: Stephen J. Rivele, Christopher Wilkinson, Oliver Stone

Director: Oliver Stone

Production: Cinergi Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Illusion Entertainment Group

Release date: 05 Jan 1996

Box Office: $13,681,765