A return to investigative journalism where there is no room for supporting a narrative is deeply needed today.

All the President's Men: Telling the Truth About Lies. This is mint behind the scenes interviews to a perfect masterpiece of a movie.

RIP Robert Redford

I rewatch this movie at least once per year. Hollywood does not make these kinds of serious films anymore.

One of my all time favorite movies for all the reasons mentioned here.

This may be the best video in your archive, but then this film has always meant a lot to me and my family.

Thanks, Brett

I love this movie, it’s got such beautiful camera work and I love the behind the scenes feel it gives you. There’s lots of space there, no conversations needed. Silence can be gripping.

Thank you for uploading all of the "Behind the Scenes."

when i read 'All The President's Men', it inspired me to get my degree in journalism. i've seen the film many times. it's a master class in filmmaking.

Serious Feather, thank you for consistently posting such incredible behind the scenes videos and selecting some of the greatest films of all time.

Thank you so much for making this available.

I was in High School during Watergate. My social studies teacher had a TV in the classroom and we watched the  Watergate hearings . On the blackboard was written  ," THE WATERGATE GANG with all the people involved.Couldn't wait to get to class every day. It certainly shaped my politics from then on. Actually wanted to go into journalism. Ended up driving a bus for 30 years in king county  / Seattle until my retirement in 2020. Not as exciting as being a journalist but certainly a good career. One of my favorite movies then and now.

Ya...well... where are you all now that we really need you again?

I was a few months off my eighth birthday, living in London. My father had me late in his life, an international traveler and very aware of global politics. TV would only be news, global events, talk shows etc and I’d sit there, play with my Lego, whilst father would explain who was being interviewed, what the issue was about etc.
Thus politics and news were my football and seeing Nixen abdicate - I watched this a 1-2 in the morning on a news special - was my equivalent to superbowl/football World Cup.
These interests followed me into my professional life as a financial futures broker in the city of London, back in the 90s.
I just loved this movie and was fascinated from start to finish

I was about 12 when I saw All The President's Men. I knew nothing about Watergate, but it didn't prevent me from getting absorbed in this fascinating story. I was too young to understand the significance of the break in and the effect it would have on the American presidency. The film is a mystery story and we follow these two reporters as they try to find who was behind the scandal. It helps if you're more familiar with those individuals mentioned. At the time only Nixon was familiar to me, but in a very vague way. My interest in politics was way off. I did buy the book shortly after seeing the film, however I didn't get very far before setting it aside. The book was more detailed about all those people involved and I knew I was over my head. I wouldn't actually read it until many decades later. It's a great book. I've seen the film many times and it still holds my imagination whenever I watch it nowadays. Sadly, we seem to be going through a similar situation with a president who views himself to be a king.

Probably my all time number one favorite

Fantastic film! I totally geek out when I hear from cinematographers and I loved all the interviews with Woodward and Bernstein. Also, great behind the scenes stories from the actors.

I can never forget Nixon’s resignation because I was a kid and my father died of a heart attack at only 51 a couple weeks before.

Fantastic film.

I've never seen any of these interviews before. Thank you. Good video.

Great Movie....Perfect Cast !