Secret Honor
Features:
- New high-definition digital transfer, with restored image and sound
- Audio commentaries with director Robert Altman and co-writer Donald Freed
- New 22-minute video interview with actor Philip Baker Hall
- 81 minutes of archival-film excerpts from the political career of President Richard M. Nixon
- English subtitles for the deaf and hearing impaired
- Optimal image quality: RSDL dual-layer edition
- Plus: an essay by film critic Michael Wilmington
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- Side #1 --
- Play the Movie
- Chapters
- Chapters: Color Bars
- Commentaries
- Director Robert Altman
- On
- Off
- Index
- Freed, Hall, Harders, and Altman
- Illusion of Nixon
- From Stage to Screen
- The Monitors
- Nixon and His Family
- "As He Gets Drunker"
- Nixon's Awareness of Himself
- The Tapes
- Harold Pinter
- Presidents and Preachers
- Reagan and Nixon
- No Conclusions
- White Phone, Red Phone
- "As if There Were an Intruder"
- War With the Press
- "I Did Not Interfere"
- According to Stone and Freed
- The Willy Loman Tragedy
- Political Content, Financial License
- No Personal Agenda
- The Best Thing Freed Did
- Nixon and Television
- Truth and Conspiracies
- Nixon's Secret Honor
- Democracy at Its Height
- "I Got a Letter From Nixon"
- Hall's Performance
- The Real Power of the Film
- Color Bars
- Co-Writer Donald Freed
- On
- Off
- Index
- Audacity, Commitment, and Bravery
- Era of Paranoia
- Another Trial Hanging Over Him
- Contradictions
- Nixon's First Job as a Shill
- "Keeps Taking Detours"
- Tricky Dick Nixon
- The Psychoanalysis of Nixon
- Bohemian Grove
- "To Win, to Win, to Win"
- Nixon's Secret Police
- A Deeply American Story
- "Oh, to Be President"
- "As Nixon Gets Drunker"
- Slips of the Tongue
- The "Good Dog, Richard" Letter
- Kissinger and Nixon
- Alger Hiss and Whitaker Chambers
- New Deal Democrats
- Voice of the Silent Majority
- Nixon's Cold War America
- To Make a Portrait of Nixon
- The Tortured Tail of Vietnam
- The White House Horrors
- Mythology of Deep Throat
- "Nixon Said to Halderman..."
- "There Comes a Moment of Truth"
- Altman's Genius
- Color Bars
- Philip Baker Hall
- Play
- Index
- New York Stage Actor in L.A.
- The Original Play
- Robert Altman Steps In
- Collaboration and Choreography
- "It Put Me on the Map in Film"
- President Richard M. Nixon
- Play
- Index
- Play All
- "Checkers Speech"
- 1968 Biographical Campaign Film
- Q&A Session at Editors' Convention
- Response to Subpoena of Tapes
- Resignation Address to the Nation
- Farewell to the White House Staff
View chapters
- Side #1 --
- 1. Opening Credits
- 2. Testing 1, 2, 3, Uh, 4
- 3. The Matter of the Pardon
- 4. The Kennedy Brothers
- 5. Goddamn TB
- 6. I See the Face of a Child
- 7. My Wife Does Not Wear a Mink Coat
- 8. Something Happened to My Client
- 9. The Committee of 100
- 10. The Blueprint of My Life
- 11. I Could've Beaten Kennedy
- 12. I Am the American Dream
- 13. I Used to Love Being President
- 14. Watch Out for the Liberals
- 15. The American Nightmare
- 16. Your Good Dog, Richard
- 17. What Are You Looking At, Kissinger?
- 18. The Hiss Case
- 19. The Reds, the Reds, the Reds
- 20. Only Nixon Could Dump Nixon
- 21. The China Plan
- 22. I Can Feel Mother's Eyes
- 23. The CREEP Conspiracy
- 24. He Chose Secret Honor
- 25. John Dean Did Me a Favor
- 26. I Sold My Soul at Bohemian Grove
- 27. Guilty of One Thing Only
- 28. Fuck 'Em! Fuck 'Em! Fuck 'Em!
Year released: 1984
MPAA Rating: [ ]
Format: No information available
Length: 90
Sound: DD1
Subtitles: Eng
Studio: Criterion