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So Nixonian That His Nose Seems to Evolve

FRANK LANGELLA, who plays Richard M. Nixon in Ron Howard’s movie “Frost/Nixon,” doesn’t look a bit like the 37th president. He doesn’t look like anyone, really. He has a large, monumental head and the kind of exaggerated, all-purpose features you see on Easter Island statues. He’s a big man, 6 foot 3, with hands the size of toolboxes, who nevertheless moves with the lightness of a dancer.
And yet there he is on screen, hunched over in that familiar Nixonian stoop, his limbs jerking, his brow furrowed, his shifty eyes darting. [...]

di Charles McGrath, articolo completo (10756 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 4 gennaio 2008