In the months before the US 2004 presidential election, Mary Mapes (producer of the primetime news program 60 Minutes Wednesday) and her crew consisting of Mike Smith (Grace), Lucy Scott (Moss), and Colonel Roger Charles (Quaid) are seeking evidence to verify whether or not George W. Bush received any preferential treatment during his time in the military.
Charles, knowing that the military "is good at what they do," believes there were no mistakes or errors, despite some claims that Bush's records were lost or altered, and that Bush had difficulty meeting minimal physical aptitude testing. Seeking leads, Mapes and her crew eventually find Bill Burkett, who says he has documents in the form of memos and letters dictating that Bush did indeed have preferential treatment and went AWOL for one year in 1972.
Starring
Robert Redford
Cate Blanchett
Dennis Quaid
Elisabeth Moss
Topher Grace
Bruce Greenwood
Matt Sigloch
John Benjamin Hickey
Andrew McFarlane
Rachael Blake
Hiroshi Kasuga
David Lyons
Writers
James Vanderbilt
Mary Mapes
Directed by
James Vanderbilt
Production Year
2015
Robert Redford
Cate Blanchett
Dennis Quaid
Elisabeth Moss
Topher Grace
Bruce Greenwood
Matt Sigloch
John Benjamin Hickey
Andrew McFarlane
Rachael Blake
Hiroshi Kasuga
David Lyons
James Vanderbilt
Mary Mapes
James Vanderbilt
2015
In the months before the US 2004 presidential election, Mary Mapes (producer of the primetime news program 60 Minutes Wednesday) and her crew consisting of Mike Smith (Grace), Lucy Scott (Moss), and Colonel Roger Charles (Quaid) are seeking evidence to verify whether or not George W. Bush received any preferential treatment during his time in the military.
Charles, knowing that the military "is good at what they do," believes there were no mistakes or errors, despite some claims that Bush's records were lost or altered, and that Bush had difficulty meeting minimal physical aptitude testing. Seeking leads, Mapes and her crew eventually find Bill Burkett, who says he has documents in the form of memos and letters dictating that Bush did indeed have preferential treatment and went AWOL for one year in 1972.
Robert Redford
Cate Blanchett
Dennis Quaid
Elisabeth Moss
Topher Grace
Bruce Greenwood
Matt Sigloch
John Benjamin Hickey
Andrew McFarlane
Rachael Blake
Hiroshi Kasuga
David Lyons
James Vanderbilt
Mary Mapes
James Vanderbilt
2015