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All the President’s Men

138 minutes

Cast

Selected cast credits · Film reference

Dustin Hoffman Carl Bernstein
Robert Redford Bob Woodward
Jack Warden Harry M. Rosenfeld
Martin Balsam Howard Simons
Hal Holbrook Deep Throat
Jason Robards Ben Bradlee
Jane Alexander The Bookkeeper
Stephen Collins Hugh W. Sloan Jr.
Ned Beatty Martin Dardis
Meredith Baxter Deborah Murray Sloan
Penny Fuller Sally Aiken (based on Marilyn Berger)
Penny Peyser Sharon Lyons
Lindsay Crouse Kay Eddy
Robert Walden Donald Segretti
F. Murray Abraham Sergeant Paul Leeper
David Arkin Eugene Bachinski
Richard Herd James W. McCord
Henry Calvert Bernard Barker (Watergate Burglar)
Dominic Chianese Eugenio Martínez

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Casting What-Ifs

Katharine Graham, Deep Throat, and Al Pacino alternatives

In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 00:52:59Read transcript

Half-Assed Internet Research

Screenplay dispute, invented Florida scene, Robards background presence, overlapping lines, and Redford handedness

In the discussion (7)
Approx. transcript time · 00:59:13Read transcript
  • Goldman reported that Bernstein and Nora Ephron secretly drafted an alternate screenplay that elevated Bernstein and contained inaccuracies
  • The Florida office sequence is described as the only wholly invented scene retained from that draft
  • William Goldman skipped his Butch Cassidy Oscar ceremony for a Knicks game
  • Jason Robards reportedly stayed in Bradlee’s office on non-shooting days so his character remained visible in the newsroom background
  • Redford and Hoffman reportedly memorized each other’s dialogue to overlap naturally
  • Left-handed Redford performs close-up writing and dialing right-handed
  • Redford and Hoffman split billing, with Redford leading marketing and Hoffman leading the film credits

Picking Nits

The count-to-ten confirmation and invented Florida-office trick

In the discussion (2)
Approx. transcript time · 01:10:21Read transcript
  • The count-to-ten phone confirmation is criticized as overcomplicated and overly cute for the film
  • The invented Florida-office deception is criticized as inconsistent with the reporters’ methods elsewhere

Probably Unanswerable Questions

New York Times omission, Deep Throat identity, and modern political sabotage

In the discussion (4)
Approx. transcript time · 01:12:30Read transcript
  • The film is criticized for minimizing the New York Times’s competing Watergate reporting
  • Whether life would be more fun if Deep Throat remained unidentified receives agreement, though disclosure is defended as helping Mark Felt’s family
  • Revealing Felt is said to rebut suspicions that Woodward invented or combined Deep Throat
  • Whether Watergate tactics supplied a blueprint for later Russian election interference is debated

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