Steven Spielberg: The Urgency to Make 'The Post' Was Because of Trump's Administration




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Director Steven Spielberg. (photo: Getty)
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian UK 
Freedland writes: "So The Post shows a silhouetted Richard Nixon pacing the White House, while we hear the disgraced former president's voice - taped on his own, notorious recording system - as he tramples on the first amendment, seeking to use the might of his office to hobble the free press. No one needs to mention Donald Trump for his shadow to loom over this movie." 
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