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	<title>Pink is the New Blog &#124; Everybody&#039;s Business Is My Business &#187; &#8216;Frost/Nixon&#8217;</title>
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		<title>Interviews With A Vampire</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Dec 2008 20:54:06 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>It's Trent, Bitch!</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Blah &#8230; it has been so cold and so miserably rainy here in SoCal for the past few days that I am having a hard time wanting to peek my head out the door to get my mail, let alone venture out in public.  I realize I&#8217;ve dealt with much, much worse when I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Blah &#8230; it has been so cold and so miserably rainy here in SoCal for the past few days that I am having a hard time wanting to peek my head out the door to get my mail, let alone venture out in public.  I realize I&#8217;ve dealt with much, much worse when I lived in Michigan but the wonderful California weather has thinned my blood &#8212; considerably.  But, I did manage to get out of the house last night and meet up with Jordan for a movie.  We talked about catching a flick together sometime this week and decided to go see <em>Frost/Nixon</em> at the <strong>ArcLight</strong> in Hollywood:</p>
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To be honest, I am not at all familiar with the famed <em>Frost/Nixon</em> interviews that aired on TV back in the late 70&#8217;s but I have always been very intrigued by them.  When I heard about the play, I really wanted to see it but timing never worked out.  Now that the film has been made into a movie, it was finally time for me to learn more about the interviews.  I had no idea that the interviews were broken up into four 90-minute segments &#8230; I imagine that made for riveting TV all week long.  Now, about the movie &#8230; while I liked it very much and felt that the performances were pretty amazing, I found the whole thing a touch too overdramatic.  Pretty much every single element of these interviews was dramatized to the point of folly.  I mean, I can see the truth in the story but all the extraneous drama added to the tale for heightened effect felt too forced for me.  I also felt they handled the faux &#8220;documentary&#8221; interviews pretty shoddily &#8230; it just wasn&#8217;t believable.  I also question that phone call that was supposedly made to <strong>Frost</strong> by <strong>Nixon</strong> on the eve of their final interview.  It makes for great drama but &#8230; not totally believable.  I&#8217;m sure those conventions worked better on stage.  That being said, I was wholly fascinated by the whole thing &#8230; I can only imagine what life would be like today if something as heinous as Nixon&#8217;s crimes occurred to today.  The man did such a disservice to our country that it has always pained me that he was never held accountable for his crimes (<strong>Gerald Ford</strong>, arguably our second worst president ever made sure of that).  I can see the satisfaction that some may have gotten from watching <strong>Nixon</strong> crumble on national television.</p>
<p>While I enjoyed the movie and was thoroughly entertained I am now very anxious to watch the actual Frost/Nixon interviews in full.  Having seen the dramatic reenactment, I now want to see the real thing.</p>
<p>Tonight, Darion and I have been invited to a pretty cool event &#8230; it looks really cold and rainy outside again today &#8230; but this event is deffo worth venturing out for!  Deets tomorrow!!!</p>
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