Reagan

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Told through the voice of former KGB agent Viktor Petrovich, whose life becomes inextricably linked with Ronald Reagan’s when Reagan first caught the Soviets’ attention as an actor in Hollywood, Reagan overcomes the odds to become the 40th president of the United States.

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Ronald Reagan: Dennis Quaid
Nancy Reagan: Penelope Ann Miller
Viktor Petrovich: Jon Voight
Jack Warner: Kevin Dillon
Mikhail Gorbachev: Olek Krupa
Young Reagan: David Henrie
William “Judge” Clark: Mark Moses
George Schultz: Xander Berkeley
James Baker: Nick Searcy
Caspar Weinberger: C. Thomas Howell
Leonid Brezhnev: Robert Davi
Margaret Thatcher: Lesley-Anne Down
Tip O’Neill: Dan Lauria
Jane Wyman: Mena Suvari
Nelle Reagan: Amanda Righetti
Jack Reagan: Justin Chatwin
Older Nelle Reagan: Jennifer O’Neill
Andrei Novikov: Alex Sparrow
Rev. Ben Cleaver: Kevin Sorbo
B.E. Kertchman: Elya Baskin
John Barlettta: Trevor Donovan
Mike Deaver: Stephen Guarino
Dana Rohrabacher: Derek Richardson
Edwin Meese: Will Wallace
Loyce Whiteman: Moriah Peters
Margaret ‘Mugs’ Cleaver: Ryan Whitney
Dutch Reagan: Tommy Ragen
Lydia Gaelpael: Julianne Arrieta
Police Officer: John Spencer Bain
Tommy: Brooks Bartram
Bus Driver: Jon Bielich
George Otis: Pat Boone
Continentals MC: Butch Bradley
Betty: Rachel Cannon
Holmes Tuttle: Damon Carney
William Casey: Darryl Cox
Officer Donny Holloway: Ian Cummings
Young Moon Reagan: Carson Cunningham
Drowning Girl: Darci Lynne Farmer
Admiral John Poindexter: Chris Freihofer
Dalton Trumbo: Sean Hankinson
Air Force General: James Healy Jr.
Guitarist & Singer: Shane Henry
Patti Davis: Eloisa Huggins
Young Patti Davis: Kirra Joseph
George Opfer: Dakota Kennedy
Sterling Hayden: James Austin Kerr
Yasuhiro Nakasone: Hideo Kimura
Herb Sorrell: Mark Kubr
Hostile Professor: William Langan
Nick Riggs: Nick Logan
William Holden: Jordan Matlock
Victor’s Aide: Mila McCoy
William Keighley: Sean McNamara
Nurse: Mindy Fay Parks
Gen. Edward C. Meyer: Tom Partain
Agent Jerry Parr: Robert Peters
Sandy: Jennifer Rader
Continental: Ben Richardson
Moon Reagan: Kevin Saunders
Jimmy Carter: Skip Schwink
Eddie: Stephen Sherman
Mock Moderator: Brian Shoop
Surgeon: Kenny Slutsky
The Continentals: Dathan Smith
Naval Commander: Ed Spinelli
Frank Sinatra: Scott Stapp
Actress: Alexandra Swanbeck
Union Leader: David C Tam
Dr. Benjamin Aaron: Paul T. Taylor
Eduard Shevardnadze: Marshall R. Teague
Coach Mac: Brian Thornton
Speechwriter: Randy Wayne
Dr. Price: Bryan Whorton
Navy Admiral: Greg Williams
Peter Robinson: Evan Michael Woods
Pat Boone (uncredited): Chris Massoglia
Fred Baird (uncredited): Casey Graf
Secret Service Agent (uncredited): Jake Washburn
CSU Thug (uncredited): Jim Henry
IA Picketer (uncredited): Dustin Wilson
Handsome Leading Man (uncredited): Brooks Ryan
Secret Service Agent (uncredited): Ty Clifton
Capital Aide (uncredited): Lisandro Boccacci
Club Patron (uncredited): Chris Dry
Stage Dignitary (uncredited): Barbie Bailey
Stage Dignitary (uncredited): Lena Harmon
Stage Dignitary (uncredited): Aaron J. Brooks
KGB Operative (uncredited): Garrett O’Brien
Surgical Nurse (uncredited): Keri Jenae Garrett
Palmer (uncredited): Bobby Ray Thompson III
Reporter (uncredited): Brenda Williams
Church Goer (uncredited): Kenda Henthorn
Delahanty (uncredited): Alex Atkinson
Young Viktor (uncredited): Collin Place
Yuri Andropov (uncredited): Douglas K Harrison
Russian Fighter Pilot (uncredited): Ben van Diepen

Crew:

Producer: Mark Joseph
Prosthetics: Gary Archer
Novel: Paul Kengor
Production Assistant: Jordan Roby
Executive Producer: Travis Mann
Key Makeup Artist: Cynthia Dreier
Hairstylist: Candie Renee
Unit Production Manager: Nathan Gardocki
Second Assistant Director: Michael Melamed
Second Second Assistant Director: Matt Mosley
Hairstylist: Drea Carreno
Makeup Artist: Hannah Gates
Assistant Editor: Clayton Woodhull
Supervising Art Director: Dawn R. Ferry
Hairstylist: Laura Casey
Hairstylist: Bobbi Kleman
Key Makeup Artist: Teresa Luz
Casting Director: Jennifer Ricchiazzi
Costume Design: Jenava Burguiere
Set Decoration: Amy Teague
Makeup Artist: Princie Patel
Set Dresser: Daniel E. Blankenship
Art Department Assistant: Meghan Buchanan
Art Department Production Assistant: Rianna Nauni
Special Effects Supervisor: Matt Kutcher
Stunts: Kc Coy
Gaffer: David Ghegan
Special Effects Makeup Artist: Shaun Smith
Makeup Department Head: Scott Wheeler
Visual Effects Producer: Virginia Cefaly
Stunts: Jim Henry
Stunts: James Peyton
Second Assistant “A” Camera: Bryan P. Jones
Carpenter: Peter Burton
Art Department Coordinator: Chel Hathaway
Assistant Set Decoration: Kara Paslay
Utility Sound: Erin E. Fitzgerald
Visual Effects Producer: Michael Early
Stunts: Jeffrey Brucculeri
Stunts: Rob Gallavan
Assistant Art Director: Melissa Woods
Production Supervisor: Frank DeMartini
Set Dresser: Shane Ballou
Swing: Daniel Cochran
Special Effects Coordinator: Louis Chue Vado
Head of Production: Mara Fröhlich
Stunts: Chad Knorr
First Assistant “B” Camera: Bryan Delorenzo
Second Unit Director: Brent Ryan Green
Makeup Artist: Reanon Casillo
Makeup Artist: Sharon Tabb
First Assistant Director: Greg Zekowski
Compositing Supervisor: Anthony Davis
Digital Compositor: Carlotta Ferraresi
Stunt Coordinator: Mark Kubr
Hairstylist: Ruth Mitchell
Set Dresser: Ashli Lung
Carpenter: Dan Searcy
Grip: Moses Jenkins
Extras Casting Assistant: Nhan Le
Hairstylist: Rey Medrano
Second Assistant Director: Abby Reed
Stunt Coordinator: Jon Bielich
Stunts: Kyle Jacob Henry
Second Unit Director of Photography: Samuel Calvin
Makeup Artist: Erika O’Bar
Carpenter: Jon Coursen
Props: Travis Moore
Set Dresser: Eric Nauni
Sound Mixer: James Russell
Special Effects Coordinator: Justin B. Johnson
Stunt Double: Lynn Allinger
Stunts: Ray Forrest Barrow
Stunts: Justin Parks
Gaffer: Sean Tanner
Assistant Director: Toni Farina
Construction Foreman: Christopher Halladay
Visual Effects Supervisor: Matthew Steele Finley
Second Assistant “C” Camera: Tanner Powell
Makeup Artist: Dalton Spence
Carpenter: Nathan Arendall
Swing: Nick Brasel
Swing: Ashton Stafford
Visual Effects Supervisor: Scott Coulter
“A” Camera Operator: Richard Crow
First Assistant “A” Camera: Jason Kinney
Hairstylist: Jessica Isam
Post Production Supervisor: Brian Hayashi
Post Production Supervisor: Kyle Schumacher
Boom Operator: Brad Jennings
Boom Operator: Pete Orlanski
Dolly Grip: Michael Gillespie
Hairstylist: Samantha Wiener
Art Department Production Assistant: Mackenzie Smith
Sound Mixer: Blas Kisic
Sound Mixer: Koren Young
Stunt Double: Kevin Reid
Stunts: Kent Shelton
Supervising Art Director: Casey Crowdis
Makeup Department Head: Jennifer Aspinall
Props: Jake Washburn
Carpenter: Matt Weber
Stunt Double: Richard Bucher
Set Dresser: Victor Pongonis
Sound Mixer: Grant Provence
Special Effects Assistant: Stacy Suvino
Visual Effects Supervisor: Alessio Bertotti
Visual Effects Producer: Mitch Campbell
Visual Effects Coordinator: John T. Coulter
Electrician: Aaron Bracetty
Dolly Grip: Daniel Clear
Carpenter: James Hootselle
Visual Effects Coordinator: Sara Dotson
Costume Design: Jack Odell
Assistant Hairstylist: Rachel Busby
Makeup Artist: Ashley Tabb
First Assistant Director: Jason Stafford
Construction Coordinator: Travis Wright
First Assistant “B” Camera: Jeff Marks
Lighting Technician: Lance Rivas
“B” Camera Operator: Andy Steinman
Electrician: Daniel Paugh
Additional Casting: Ned Lott
Costumer: Andra Conger
Costumer: Karalyn Merritt Veale
Location Scout: Ty Dickson
Steadicam Operator: Mark Emery Moore
Best Boy Grip: Tyler Plant
Costumer: Maggi Oxford
Costumer: Tazmen West
Lighting Technician: Eric Paulsen
Lighting Technician: Alex Renshaw
Location Assistant: Matthew Ledford
First Assistant “B” Camera: Neil Newby
Grip: Brooke Shackleford
Seamstress: Dayna Brown
Orchestrator: Leigh Phillips
Assistant Location Manager: Sabi Rivera
Script Supervisor: Amanda Rainey
Location Scout: Jordan Schmidt
Drone Pilot: Keaton Nye
“A” Camera Operator: Taj J. Teffaha
Seamstress: Lori Couch
Key Costumer: Rachel Craig
Costumer: Amanda Higo
First Assistant “C” Camera: Colin Salmonowitz
Additional Casting: Maggie McClure
Extras Casting Assistant: Sydney Norris
Key Set Costumer: Kat Loving
Digital Compositor: Davide Velli
Grip: Micah Hart
Best Boy Grip: Clayton Null
Lighting Technician: Greg Reyher
Costumer: Savannah Adams
Location Assistant: Cole Sloan
Camera Operator: Andrew P.C. Smith
Key Rigging Grip: Jon Shryock
Key Costumer: Nikki Foster
Colorist: Christopher M. Ray
Key Grip: Ryan Nelson
Digital Imaging Technician: John C. Reyes
Extras Casting: Chris Freihofer
First Assistant “A” Camera: Ryan Pilon
Best Boy Grip: Richard Porter
Assistant Location Manager: Danny Hulsey
Assistant Location Manager: Lorraine K. Comfort
Director: Sean McNamara
Director of Photography: Christian Sebaldt
Screenplay: Howard Klausner
Editor: Jeff Canavan
Original Music Composer: John Coda

Catogories:
Drama,History
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Language:
English,Pусский
Production:
United States of America
Company:
Rawhide Pictures,Voltage Pictures,Brookwell-McNamara Entertainment
Popularity:
181.404
Date:
2024-08-29
Year:
2024

tmdb51616167: Recently, I had the opportunity to watch the movie “Reagan,” a captivating biography centered around the life of former President Ronald Reagan. Dennis Quaid takes on the role of the iconic president, portraying a two-hour love story dedicated to the American people.
The film delves deep into Reagan’s entire life, beginning from his childhood with poignant flashbacks that reveal his struggles with bullying and his mother’s unwavering determination for him to stand up for himself. From his days as a movie actor to dealing with a failed marriage and the loss of a child at birth, Reagan’s story unfolds with a strong focus on his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

The narrative follows Reagan’s journey as he rises from governor to senator and eventually becomes the President of the United States. Throughout his political career, Reagan remains steadfast in his faith, never wavering even in the face of challenges such as his mother’s passing and meeting his wife, Nancy.

The movie beautifully portrays Nancy Reagan as an incredible and loving woman, showcasing her unwavering support for her husband and her compassion towards everyone she encounters. The focus remains on Reagan’s story, omitting the extensive details of Nancy’s tenure as the First Lady.

Despite some critics’ harsh reviews, the film’s well-written script and engaging pace make for an immersive viewing experience. It effectively captures Reagan’s struggles during his presidency, including the threat of impeachment, alongside his significant achievements such as the fall of the Berlin Wall and collaborations with world leaders like Margaret Thatcher.

While some may find fault in Dennis Quaid’s portrayal of Reagan, feeling that he falls short of capturing the essence of the former president, the film’s strong writing compensates for any casting missteps. The actress portraying Nancy Reagan, on the other hand, delivers a standout performance that adds depth to the scenes involving Reagan.

The movie tastefully acknowledges other prominent political figures like Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, and George H.W. Bush, without overshadowing Reagan’s narrative. It successfully presents Reagan’s historical significance without delving into unnecessary controversies or distractions.

Additionally, the film delves into the poignant aspect of Ronald Reagan’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease, shedding light on the challenges this illness poses to individuals and their families. It portrays the emotional toll it takes on President Reagan and his loved ones, highlighting the profound impact of the disease on his later years. Through this portrayal, the movie offers a glimpse into the personal struggles faced by Reagan as he navigated the complexities of Alzheimer’s, adding a touching and humanizing layer to his remarkable life story.

Overall, “Reagan” offers a breathtaking portrayal of a historical figure, allowing the audience to connect with Reagan’s journey without being bogged down by excessive political intricacies. It serves as a compelling tribute to the enduring legacy of former President Ronald Reagan.

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