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All the President's Men - Alan J. Pakula

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Directed by: 
Alan J. Pakula
Story by: 
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Screenplay by: 
William Goldman
Produced by: 
Walter Coblenz
Release year: 
1976
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
138min
Genre: 
Thriller
Political drama
Mystery
Historical drama
Historical fiction
Drama
Music by: 
David Shire
Locations: 
Washington, D.C.
Subjects: 
Watergate scandal
Tagline: 
The most devastating detective story of the century!
Plot: 
In the run-up to the 1972 elections, Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward covers what seems to be a minor break-in at the Democratic Party National headquarters. He is surprised to find top lawyers already on the defense case, and the discovery of names and addresses of Republican fund organizers on the accused further arouses his suspicions. The editor of the Post is prepared to run with the story and assigns Woodward and Carl Bernstein to it. They find the trail leading higher and higher in the Republican Party, and eventually into the White House itself.
Cast: 
Robert Redford
as
Bob Woodward
Dustin Hoffman
as
Carl Bernstein
Jack Warden
as
Harry Rosenfeld
Jason Robards Jr.
as
Ben Bradlee
Hal Holbrook
as
Deep Throat
Meredith Baxter
as
Debbie Sloan
Stephen Collins
as
Hugh Sloan
Ned Beatty
as
Dardis
Jane Alexander
as
Bookkeeper
Martin Balsam
as
Howard Simons
Valerie Curtin
as
Miss Milland
F. Murray Abraham
as
Arresting Officer #1
Robert Walden
as
Donald Segretti
Penny Fuller
as
Sally Aiken
Lindsay Crouse
as
Kay Eddy
John McMartin
as
Foreign Editor
Frank Wills
David Arkin
as
Eugene Bachinski
Henry Calvert
as
Bernard L. Barker
Dominic Chianese
as
Eugenio R. Martinez
Bryan Clark
as
Arguing Attorney
Nicolas Coster
as
Markham
Eugene Dynarski
as
Court Clerk
Nate Esformes
as
Virgilio R. Gonzales
Ron Hale
as
Frank Sturgis
Richard Herd
as
James W. McCord, Jr.
Polly Holliday
as
Dardis' Secretary
James Karen
as
Hugh Sloan's Lawyer
Paul Lambert
as
National Editor
Frank Latimore
as
Judge
Gene Lindsey
as
Alfred D. Baldwin
Anthony Mannino
as
Arresting Officer #2
Allyn Ann McLerie
as
Carolyn Abbott
James Murtaugh
as
Congress Library Clerk
John O'Leary
as
Attorney #1
Jess Osuna
as
Joe, FBI Agent
Neva Patterson
as
CRP Woman
George Pentecost
as
George
Penny Peyser
as
Sharon Lyons
Joshua Shelley
as
Al Lewis
Sloane Shelton
as
Bookeeper's Sister
Lelan Smith
as
Arresting Officer #3
Jaye Stewart
as
Male Librarian
Ralph Williams
as
Ray Steuben
George Wyner
as
Attorney #2
Leroy F. Aarons
as
Financial Editor
Donnlynn Bennett
as
Reporter #1
Stanley Bennett Clay
as
Assistant Metro Editor #1
Carol Coggin
as
News Aide #1
Laurence Covington
as
News Announcer
John Devlin
as
Metro Editor
John Furlong
as
News Desk Editor
Sid Ganis
as
L.A. Stringer
Amy Grossman
as
Reporter #2
Cynthia Herbst
as
Reporter #3
Basil Hoffman
as
Assistant Metro Editor #2
Mark Holtzman
as
Reporter #4
Jamie Smith Jackson
as
Post Librarian
Barbara Lipsky
as
Reporter #5
Doug Llewelyn
as
White House Aide
Jeff MacKay
as
Reporter #6
Irwin Marcus
as
Reporter #7
Ron Menchine
as
Post Librarian
Christopher Murray
as
Photo Aide
Jess Nadelman
as
Assistant Metro Editor #3
Noreen Nielson
as
Reporter #8
Florence Pepper
as
Message Desk Receptionist
Barbara Perlman
as
CRP Receptionist
Louis Quinn
as
Salesman
Peter Salim
as
Reporter #9
Shawn Shea
Marvin Smith
as
Reporter #10
Pam Trager
as
Reporter #11
Carol Trost
as
Ben Bradlee's Secretary
Richard Venture
as
Assistant Metro Editor #4
Bill Willens
as
Hippie
Wendell Wright
as
Assistant Metro Editor #5
Spiro Agnew
Cara Duff-MacCormick
as
Tammy Ulrich
Thomas Eagleton
Gerald Ford
Richard Kleindienst
Robert S. Mills
as
TV Reporter
Pat Nixon
Richard Nixon
Rick O'Donnell
as
CIA Agent #1
Del Rager
as
CIA Agent #2
John Randolph
as
John Mitchell
Ron Ziegler

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