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The assassination of Richard Nixon - Sean Penn, Naomi Watts, Don Cheadle, Jack Thompson, Nils Mueller

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Movie propaganda

The mad story of a true man.

A compelling drama based on a true story, The assassination of Richard Nixon stars Sean Penn as Sam Bicke, a frustrated office furniture salesman whose life is falling apart. His wife Marie (Naomi Watts) has left him, his kids don't care, and his job is depressing as hell. As America fights in Vietnam and President Richard Nixon lies from every TV screen he sees, Bicke begins to unravel, hatching a plan to fly a plane into the White House...

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film terrorism USA hijack plane divorce Richard Nixon President TV television car tyres racism office furniture

Persons of interest

Sean Penn .... Samuel Bicke
Naomi Watts .... Marie Bicke
Don Cheadle .... Bonny Simmons
Jack Thompson .... Jack Jones
Brad Hanke .... Martin Jones
Michael Wincott .... Julius Bicke
Mykelti Williamson .... Harold Mann
April Grace .... Mae Simmons
Jared Dorrance .... Sammy Junior
Jenna Milton .... Ellen
Mariah Massa .... Julie
Derek Greene .... Joey Simmons
Joe Marinelli .... Mel Samuels
Kevin Kennedy .... Screenwriter
Niels Mueller .... Screenwriter
Niels Mueller .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

The assassination of Richard Nixon official movie site
The assassination of Richard Nixon film production notes (.rtf)
The assassination of Richard Nixon QuickTime movie trailers
Awards and film festivals:

International Press Academy Golden Satellite Awards 2005: Nominated: Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama (Sean Penn)

See also Death of a President, Dick
Studios and distributors:

Dendy Films * Magna Pacific

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

The assassination of Richard Nixon is a depressing movie about a psychotic loser who wants to kill Richard Nixon. Well, I guess that undermines the psychotic diagnosis.