Nixon (1995)
Overview
A look at President Richard M. Nixon—a man carrying the fate of the world on his shoulders while battling the self-destructive demands from within—spanning his troubled boyhood in California to the shocking Watergate scandal that would end his Presidency.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $44,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $13,681,765.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 12.13 |
Directed By
Oliver Stone
Crew
Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone
John Williams
Stephen J. Rivele
Robert Richardson
Brian Berdan
Oliver Stone
Gary Archer
Billy Hopkins
Heidi Levitt
Mary Vernieu
Eric Hamburg
Dan Halsted
Lenny Vullo
David Sardi
Maggie Murphy
William H. Brown
Budd Carr
Gregor Tavenner
Richard Sobin
Suzanne Trucks
Sidney Ray Baldwin
David Emmerichs
David Emmerichs
Lee Blasingame
Łukasz Bielan
Erica Froker
Henry Alberti
Peter J. Kelly
Charlie Vasser
Ryan T. Mennealy
Steve Bowerman
Deirdre Horgan
F. Lee Stone
Thomas J. Nordberg
Jennifer Neysa Jew
John Blake
Gordon J. Smith
Mindy Hall
Cydney Cornell
Mary L. Mastro
Michelle Kurpaska
Steve Ellsworth
Tricia Gray
Chris Centrella
Chris Strong
William A. Petrotta
Kenneth Wannberg
Bruce Richardson
Scott Robertson
Christine Fransen
Sashy Bogdanovich
Christopher Wilkinson
Clayton Townsend
Andrew G. Vajna
Richard Rutowski
Hank Corwin
Victor Kempster
Richard F. Mays
Donald B. Woodruff
Margery Zweizig
Merideth Boswell
Richard Hornung
David Baldwin
Gregg Baxter
Lon Bender
Chris David
Dino DiMuro
Mark A. Lanza
Nancy MacLeod
David MacMillan
Paul Massey
Kelly Oxford
Wylie Stateman
Rubén Domingo
Charlotte Haupt
TOP CAST
Anthony Hopkins
Richard Nixon
Joan Allen
Pat Nixon
Powers Boothe
Alexander Haig
Ed Harris
E. Howard Hunt
Bob Hoskins
J. Edgar Hoover
E.G. Marshall
John Mitchell
David Paymer
Ron Ziegler
David Hyde Pierce
John Dean
Paul Sorvino
Henry Kissinger
Mary Steenburgen
Hannah Nixon
J.T. Walsh
John Ehrlichman
James Woods
H.R. Haldeman
Brian Bedford
Clyde Tolson
Kevin Dunn
Charles Colson
Fyvush Finkel
Murray Chotiner
Annabeth Gish
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Tom Bower
Frank Nixon
Tony Goldwyn
Harold Nixon
Larry Hagman
Jack Jones
Edward Herrmann
Nelson Rockefeller
Madeline Kahn
Martha Mitchell
Dan Hedaya
Trini Cardoza
Tony Lo Bianco
Johnny Roselli
Saul Rubinek
Herb Klein
Robert Beltran
Frank Sturgis
John Cunningham
Bob
John Diehl
Gordon Liddy
John C. McGinley
Earl in Training Film
Michael Chiklis
TV Director
David Barry Gray
Richard Nixon, 19 Years Old
Joanna Going
Young Student
George Plimpton
President's Lawyer
Lenny Vullo
Bernard Barker, Watergate Burglar
Corey Carrier
Richard Nixon, 12 Years Old
Ronald von Klaussen
James McCord, Watergate Burglar
John Bedford Lloyd
Cuban Man
Kamar de los Reyes
Eugenio Martinez, Watergate Burglar
Enrique Castillo
Virgilio Gonzales, Watergate Burglar
James Pickens Jr.
Black Orator
Victor Rivers
Cuban Plumber
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
Sandy
Drew Snyder
Moderator
Ric Young
Mao Tse-Tung
Sean Stone
Donald Nixon
Joshua Duvall Preston
Arthur Nixon
Ian Calip
Football Player
Jack Wallace
Football Coach
Julie Condra
Young Pat Nixon
Annette Helde
Happy Rockefeller
Howard Platt
Lawyer at Party
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