ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN. Deep Throat

"Everybody is involved"

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• redford
• holbrook
• nixon
• pakula

[nowatout]

The black security guard that broke the case his life was fucked because of his discovery , he had five minutes of fame and years later became a welfare reciepient , and died in poverty . may he rest in peace ☼

[boyinthedrain]

One of the 10 best movies of all time

[sosdkny]

@nowatout

What was his name??

[TheDustyChinchilla]

Kermit the Frog?

[MBDmediaman]

When I saw the movie in a theater in '76 my girlfriend and many around us felt a chill when Deep Throat, Hal Holbrook, stepped out of the darkness. What astounded us is the fact that the Wash Post newsroom was a set, with extras talking, typing, dialing rotary phones and even the desks and trash cans were full of papers. Loved that polyester on the main actors and the sideburns the size of Delaware!

[TheVoice0fFate]

Well I must say that's quite a misleading title.

[Retrocheckz]

Fuk finally 3 videos before i got videos of the porn deep throat!!!

[mjcamck71]

@Jeirable - Hello. To each their own. We who lived through it find this movie riveting. As you know, Watergate wasn't just a break-in. Nixon ordered federal employees to use "dirty tricks" to sabotage "opposition" Congressional candidates, then used campaign funds to bully/buy people off; total abuse of power. However, to try & distract & win back the public, he ended our Vietnam involvement when he'd previously swore he'd leave our soldiers in the line of fire "forever." Lives saved! Peace.

[starguy2718]

"Deep Throat" was W. Mark Felt, the #2 G-man at the FBI. He went public in 2005, 33 years after "Watergate". Bob Woodward confirmed that revelation.

[HUSKY57887]

@apollowoman LOVE THIS MOVIE!

[Jeirable]

I'll be frank: I had an incredibly hard time keeping myself awake during this move. The Deep Throat scenes were really all what I was looking forward to when I watched this. Someday I'll watch this movie again, maybe in the future I'll be able to appreciate it to it's fullest.