Let me make this perfectly clear

Rating: Null/10 (25 April 2009)

Oddly, it's the signature Nixon line, and Langella's Nixon doesn't say it once...
I really did believe that Langella was Nixon. Rarely does an actor pull of a transformation so effectively that you can no longer see the actor but the character he portrays. A man in political exile, who believes that he had done the right things when in office, but comes to the realization at the end that he profoundly failed.
Of course, the movies flaw, if it has one, is that it makes Frost out to be this great interviewer who elicited a long awaited "confession" from Nixon. The reality is that Nixon wanted to make the statement he did for the record, and his staff carefully negotiated the terms of that confession.
As high drama, though, it is very good.