), Powers Boothe (The Emerald Forest), Ed Harris (Needful Things), Bob Hoskins (Shattered), E.G. Marshall (Consenting Adults), Paul Sorvino (I, the Jury), David Hyde Pierce (TV’s Frasier), Mary Steenburgen (Hope Springs), J.T. Walsh (Breakdown) and James Woods (The Onion Field). This special three-disc edition includes both the original theatrical cut and the extended director’s cut, and is loaded with extras.

Special Features:
-Includes both the original 191-minute theatrical cut and the extended 212-minute director’s cut
-Two Audio Commentaries with Director Oliver Stone (Director's Cut): Oliver Stone Discusses the Film’s Performances, Style & Scrip/Oliver Stone Discusses the Politics & History of the Era
-NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Jim Hemphill (Theatrical Cut)
-Deleted Scenes Introduced by Oliver Stone (58:16)
-Beyond Nixon Documentary (35:19)
-Charlie Rose Interviews Oliver Stone (55:09)
-Making-of Featurette
-5.1 Surround and 2.0 Stereo
-Theatrical Trailer

36:T6f5,I recommend buying a physical copy unless it's really really cheap because digital purchases can be removed according to terms of service at any time. And you can only watch them through Amazon's proprietary players. But now on to the movie...One thing about the Nixon administration is that We have so much of the tapes to rely on for dialogue that it's must be incredibly useful when writing a script, producing a movie, learning lines etc...Of course the vast majority of the Nixon tapes never made it public as the movie points out but there's still many many hours for which a filmmaker can lean on.Not to say Stone is always relying on factual events. There's definitely some speculation especially in the uncut version where there is a completely made up conversation with the CIA director. I mean this doesn't bother me too much, it was not nearly as egregious as the JFK movie (which I also like but there's definitely some questionable embellishments in the narrative I t