If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.
Seeing Nixon holding up microfilm is mindful of Powell holding up a vial of baby powder.
Nixon helped to create the mold.
He'd criticize the media to their faces that that didn't report what he said, and the same time project fantasy which he stated as fact in hopes that that is what they would publish.
His giving a full financial accounting (the Checkers Speech) with Pat looking on is
classic: no life insurance, $4000 in the bank, no stocks & bonds, etc. Pat doesn't have a mink coat, but she does have a respectable Republican cloth coat.
His you won't have Nixon to kick around speech seemed to never get around to the point ... he never seemed to know when to cut it off (or, shut up) ...
"MILLHOUSE is certainly a funny film but...the full horror of Nixon's personality makes it a shattering experience." - Film Reviews
Copyright 1971 Turin Film Corporation
I can't recall where I purchased my VHS version.
MPI Home Video
http://www.mpihomevideo.com/productdetail.asp?pid=140Product Details:
Rating: NR
Running Length: 90
UPC: 0-30306-1197-3-1
ISBN: 1-55607-385-2
Color/BW: BW