Invitation

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Ron Howard- director of the 2008 movie Frost/Nixon in which David Frost gets Richard Nixon to apologize. By seeing the exhibit, Howard can see how well the historical accuracy of the movie was, so he'll know he did well with his work.

Michael Sheen- actor who played David Frost in the movie. The exhibit could show him how well he did portraying David Frost in the movie and I think he will be excited to see it.

Frank Langella- actor who played Richard Nixon in the movie. The exhibit could show him how big of a character he played in the movie, even if the movie mostly circled Sheen as Frost. He will be delighted to find an exhibit made from a real event that had its own movie, that he co-starred in.

David Frost- the man himself, the one man who interviewed Nixon and got him to apologize. He will be amazed that this exhibit was based off him interviewing Nixon and remember what a legacy he really had.

Bob Zelnick- an experienced producer who helped produce the makings of Frost's interview with Nixon. Seeing the exhibit will remind him that his producing skills brought down the president for good.

James Reston Jr- a humorous researcher who helped Frost prepare to "interrogate" Nixon by giving him his lines to say. The exhibit will show Frost uttering his words in one part, reminding Reston how good at creating monologue he was.

Michael Kroenwetter- a freelance writer who wrote an article on the Watergate Scandal. This article stood out to me the most because it gave up a lot of information. By inviting him to the exhibit, Kroenwetter could document the exhibit's artifacts and even write an article about the exhibit.

Philip French- a very professional movie critic who wrote a review on Frost/Nixon. Having him see the exhibit could cause him to see the movie differently and portray the movie as having more historical accuracy.