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ROBERT CONRAD IN BASED ON HIS BESTSELLER! Though controversy swirled over his politics and ethics during the Watergate era, George Gordon Battle Liddy emerged as a fascinating, forceful, sometimes frightening personality—all of which this 1982 TV-movie seeks to capture. It attempts so in a drama (based on Liddy's autobiography) that's dominated by Robert Conrad's portrayal of the man as fiercely competitive, iron-willed, and intensely devoted to his family—and to his work, first with the FBI and then, in the Nixon Administration, through his participation in the Watergate break-in and cover-up. That affair is recalled in vignettes centering on Liddy's well-publicized confrontations with John Dean, John Mitchell and Jeb Magruder. Less familiar events conclude the film: a re-creation of Liddy's post-Watergate prison years, which he himself called "one of the most interesting times of my life." (2 hrs.)

Movie: Robert Conrad's outstanding performance combines with awe-inspiring location footage and Zale Dalen's strong direction to lift "Anything to Survive," a ★★★ 1990 drama about a family of four stranded in rugged, Arctic terrain. See the Close-up

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ROBERT CONRAD IN BASED ON HIS BESTSELLER! Though controversy swirled over his politics and ethics during the Watergate era, George Gordon Battle Liddy emerged as a fascinating, forceful, sometimes frightening personality—all of which this 1982 TV-movie seeks to capture. It attempts so in a drama (based on Liddy's autobiography) that's dominated by Robert Conrad's portrayal of the man as fiercely competitive, iron-willed, and intensely devoted to his family—and to his work, first with the FBI and then, in the Nixon Administration, through his participation in the Watergate break-in and cover-up. That affair is recalled in vignettes centering on Liddy's well-publicized confrontations with John Dean, John Mitchell and Jeb Magruder. Less familiar events conclude the film: a re-creation of Liddy's post-Watergate prison years, which he himself called "one of the most interesting times of my life." Fran: Katherine Cannon. Magruder: Gary Bayer. Dean: Peter Ratray. Marcullis James Rebhorn. Kaworski: Red West. Copperhead: Maurice Woods. Young Liddy: Danny Lloyd. Mitchell: Maurice Copland. (2 hrs.)

Movie: Robert Conrad's outstanding performance combines with awe-inspiring location footage and Zale Dalen's strong direction to lift "Anything to Survive," a ★★★ 1990 drama about a family of four stranded in rugged Arctic terrain. See the Close-up

17 Year old in ER.

(Insurance Claims; Tabloid Stories; Mail-order Schemes, Women as a Man for 50 Years.

ROBERT CONRAD in BASED ON HIS BESTSELLER! Though controversy swirled over his politics and ethics during the Watergate era, George Gordon Battle Liddy emerged as a fascinating, forceful, sometimes frightening personality—all of which this 1982 TV-movie seeks to capture. It attempts so in a drama (based on Liddy's autobiography) that's dominated by Robert Conrad's portrayal of the man as fiercely competitive, iron-willed, and intensely devoted to his family—and to his work, first with the FBI and then, in the Nixon Administration, through his participation in the Watergate break-in and cover-up. That affair is recalled in vignettes centering on Liddy's well-publicized confrontations with John Dean, John Mitchell and Jeb Magruder. Less familiar events conclude the film: a re-creation of Liddy's post-Watergate prison years, which he himself called "one of the most interesting times of my life." (2 hrs.)

Movie: Robert Conrad's outstanding performance combines with awe-inspiring location footage and Zale Dalen's strong direction to lift "Anything to Survive," a ★★★ 1990 drama about a family of four stranded in rugged, Arctic terrain. See the Close-up

17 Year old in ER.

(Insurance Claims; Tabloid Stories; Mail-order Schemes, Women as a Man for 50 Years.