A more leftist look at the legacy and career of Ronald Reagan.
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Nominated for 2 Golden Globes. Another 1 win & 10 nominations. See more awards »
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A more leftist look at the legacy and career of Ronald Reagan.

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The film they didn't want you to see!


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30 November 2003 (USA)  »

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Viacom originally scheduled the series to run on CBS, but moved it to Showtime after protests by the Republican party and a threatened boycott over its portrayal of the Reagan family. See more »

Goofs

Reagan and studio exec are shown walking through picturesque Universal Studios back lot sets late at night, only to enter a door to European building in which he will pose for publicity photos with a chimp for Bedtime for Bonzo. In reality such photos have been shot in photo gallery or sound stage nowhere near back lot and certainly not late at night. What the movie showed was a walk through a stage set (not back lot) lit AS IF for night. It was not meant that the still shoot was taking place at night. See more »

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Ronald Reagan: If you don't mind, this administration has to pee.
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Referenced in Gays on Strike: The Truth Behind Wedding Wars (2007) See more »

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OK Miniseries, Great Acting
30 November 2003 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Whoever wrote THE REAGANS clearly doesn't buy into the Reagan "mystique" that so seems to send conservatives into a paroxysm of admiration for Ronnie, his wife and their politics. That aside, this is a not a great movie. The story is well known to all (everyone from Patty Davis to Donald Regan wrote about it), the dialogue is so-so and the low-budget limitations show throughout.

But it is simply amazing to watch Judy Davis and James Brolin as the famous couple. The resemblance to the originals is so astounding sometimes you forget you're watching a drama. What's more, both actors take a thoroughly human approach to their characters, never falling into farse or exaggerations. Both deserve at least acting nominations for these roles.


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