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The duration of The Most Dangerous Man in America is 92 mins.

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The original language of The Most Dangerous Man in America is English.

Who directed The Most Dangerous Man in America?

The Most Dangerous Man in America was directed by Judith Ehrlich, Rick Goldsmith.

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The Most Dangerous Man in America was produced by Kovno Communications.

The Most Dangerous Man in America 2009

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Documentary

Runtime

92 mins

Language

English

Daniel Ellsberg, a former Pentagon analyst, follows his conscience and determination as he leaks a cabinet of classified Pentagon Papers, confronting an “imperial” presidency that evades Congress, the press, and the public, in an effort to expose the truth and help end the Vietnam War.

Kovno Communications

Studio

Judith Ehrlich

Director

Rick Goldsmith

Director

Does The Most Dangerous Man in America have end credit scenes?

No!

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Richard Nixon

Self - President (archive footage)

Robert McNamara

Self (archive footage)

Daniel Ellsberg

Self (Narraror)

John Dean

Self - White House Counsel to President Nixon

Morton Halperin

Self - Supervisor, Vietnam War Study (as Mort Halperin)

Howard Zinn

Self - Historian

Wayne Morse

Self - Senator, Oregon (archive footage)

Lyndon B. Johnson

Self - President (archive footage) (as Lyndon Johnson)

Dan Rather

Self - Reporter (archive footage)

Richard Falk

Self - Professor of International Law

J. William Fulbright

Self - Chair Foreign Relations Committee (archive footage)

Peter Arnett

Self - Associated Press Correspondent (archive footage)

Patricia Ellsberg

Self

Ben Bagdikian

Self - Editor, Washington Post

Ann Beeson

Self - Associate Legal Director, ACLU

Robert Ellsberg

Self - Daniel's Son

Max Frankel

Self - Washington Bureau Chief, New York Times

James Goodale

Self - General Counsel, New York Times

Mike Gravel

Self - Senator (D-Alaska)

Randy Kehler

Self - Draft Resister

Bud Krogh

Self - Director, 'Plumbers' Unit (as Egil Krogh)

Pete McCloskey

Self - Representative, California

Thomas Oliphant

Self - Reporter, Boston Globe (as Tom Oliphant)

Tony Russo

Self - RAND Analyst

Thomas Schelling

Self - RAND Analyst / Nobel Laureate

Hedrick Smith

Self - Reporter, New York Times

Janaki Tschannerl

Self - Peace Activist

Leonard Weinglass

Self - Russo Defense Attorney

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