All the President's Men
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.
Director: Alan J. Pakula
Writer: Carl Bernstein (book), Bob Woodward (book), William Goldman (screenplay)
Production: Warner Home Video
Year: 1976
MetaScore: 84/100
ImdbRating: 8.0
BoxOffice: N/A
Released: 09 Apr 1976
Awards: Won 4 Oscars. Another 13 wins & 21 nominations.
Movie Video Clips
01:48
You know the results of the latest...
02:03
Did you call the White House press...
00:58
Then can we use their names
00:25
All non denial denials
01:24
You let Haldeman slip away
01:01
Who is Charles Colson
02:09
Everything
02:34
The story is dry
00:59
Where's the goddamn story
01:11
If you're going to refer to that alleged...
00:34
Do it right
01:46
It's a dangerous story for this paper
00:49
Now hold it
01:06
I think it's Magruder too
00:49
You tell your publisher
00:48
I think I've got something
00:14
Is there any place you don't smoke
01:08
Gordon Liddy was fired by Mitchell...
00:48
How much can you tell me about Deep...
02:38
Ratfucking
00:33
I don't know
00:49
James McCord
00:32
What is your name
00:27
There's a strange entry in two of the...
00:54
This is an honest house
00:25
All these checks from Mexico
00:55
Who's Charles Colson
00:24
Open door at the Watergate office...
00:39
Preserve and protect and defend the...
00:09
Woodstein
00:39
Why don't you finish one story before...
01:07
McGovern's dropped to nothing
00:49
How do you think your check got into the...
01:23
As a writer
00:16
You're both on the story
00:35
Little streets
00:24
What did he say
00:35
Now here comes the president's...
00:13
We haven't had any luck yet
00:22
Absolutely
Movie Quotes
Movie Cast
Carl Bernstein - Dustin Hoffman
Bob Woodward - Robert Redford
Harry Rosenfeld - Jack Warden
Howard Simons - Martin Balsam
Deep Throat - Hal Holbrook
Ben Bradlee - Jason Robards
Bookkeeper - Jane Alexander
Debbie Sloan - Meredith Baxter
Dardis - Ned Beatty
Hugh Sloan - Stephen Collins
Sally Aiken - Penny Fuller
Foreign Editor - John McMartin
Donald Segretti - Robert Walden
Frank Wills - Frank Wills
Arresting Officer #1 - F. Murray Abraham
Eugene Bachinski - David Arkin
Bernard L. Barker - Henry Calvert
Eugenio R. Martinez - Dominic Chianese
Arguing Attorney (as Bryan E. Clark) - Bryan Clark
Markham - Nicolas Coster
Kay Eddy - Lindsay Crouse
Miss Milland - Valerie Curtin
Court Clerk - Gene Dynarski
Virgilio R. Gonzales - Nate Esformes
Frank Sturgis - Ron Hale
James W. McCord, Jr. - Richard Herd
Dardis' Secretary - Polly Holliday
Hugh Sloan's Lawyer - James Karen
National Editor - Paul Lambert
Judge - Frank Latimore
Alfred D. Baldwin - Gene Lindsey
Arresting Officer #2 - Anthony Mannino
Carolyn Abbott - Allyn Ann McLerie
Congress Library Clerk - James Murtaugh
Attorney #1 - John O'Leary
Joe, FBI Agent - Jess Osuna
CRP Woman - Neva Patterson
George - George Pentecost
Sharon Lyons - Penny Peyser
Al Lewis - Joshua Shelley
Bookkeeper's Sister - Sloane Shelton
Arresting Officer #3 - Lelan Smith
Male Librarian - Jaye Stewart
Ray Steuben - Ralph Williams
Attorney #2 - George Wyner
Financial Editor - Leroy Aarons
Reporter - Donnlynn Bennett
Assistant Metro Editor (as Stanley Clay) - Stanley Bennett Clay
News Aide - Carol Coggin
News Announcer - Laurence Covington
Metro Editor - John Devlin
News Desk Editor - John Furlong
L.A. Stringer - Sidney Ganis
Reporter - Amy Grossman
Reporter - Cynthia Herbst
Assistant Metro Editor - Basil Hoffman
Reporter - Mark Holtzman
Post Librarian (as Jamie Smith Jackson) - Jamie Smith-Jackson
Reporter (as Barbara Litsky) - Barbara Lipsky
White House Aide - Doug Llewelyn
Reporter - Jeff MacKay
Reporter - Irwin Marcus
Reporter - Greg Martin
Post Librarian - Ron Menchine
Photo Aide - Christopher Murray
Assistant Metro Editor - Jess Nadelman
Reporter - Noreen Nielson
Message Desk Receptionist - Florence Pepper
CRP Receptionist - Barbara Perlman
Salesman - Louis Quinn
Reporter - Peter Salim
News Aide - Shawn Shea
Reporter - Marvin Smith
Reporter - Pam Trager
Ben Bradlee's Secretary - Carol Trost
Assistant Metro Editor - Richard Venture
Hippie - Bill Willens
Assistant Metro Editor - Wendell Wright
Self (archive footage) - Spiro Agnew
Reporter - Al Beaudine
Reporter - Gary Bohn
Self - Warren Burger
Reporter - Stephen Burnette
Reporter - Edward Coch Jr.
Self - Walter Cronkite
Tammy Ulrich - Cara Duff-MacCormick
Self (archive footage) - Thomas Eagleton
Reporter - Len Felber
Self (archive footage) - Gerald Ford
Reporter - Mel Gold
Reporter - Bart Greene
Reporter - Francine Henderson
Reporter - Eugene Jackson
Self - Richard Kleindienst
Reporter - Pauline Lum
Self - Clark MacGregor
TV Reporter - Robert S. Mills
Self (archive footage) - Pat Nixon
Self - Richard Nixon
CIA Agent - Rick O'Donnell
Reporter - Ray Pourchot
CIA Agent - Del Rager
John Mitchell - John Randolph
Reporter - Nico Stevens
Reporter - Bob Templeton
Reporter - Don Terwilliger
Child in Courtroom - Lance Vantile Whitfield
Self (archive footage) - Ronald L. Ziegler