Frost/Nixon is a film adaptation of Peter Morgan's play of the same name. The Arizona Reporter review believes "the results are riveting. Here is a political movie that tramples Oliver Stone's W into the dust, making us wonder whether Stone is a sell-out. Director Ron Howard, by contrast, dazzles with a partisan exposition, though he and scripter (Peter) Morgan are not entirely unsympathetic to poor Mr. Nixon."Arizona Reporter: Movie Reviews: Frost/Nixon (November 12, 2008)

• "One of the virtues of Frost/Nixon, Ron Howard's adaptation of Peter Morgan's hit play, is that it brings the intelligence back to the forefront without dispelling the elements of menace and fraudulence that were also part of Nixon’s temperament."— The New YorkerThe New Yorker: History in the Making (December 8, 2008)

• "Most of the drama is evoked by backstage preparations, the sorts of brainstorming sessions we all know that the candidates for President and Vice-President went through in the 2008 debates."—Arizona ReporterArizona Reporter: Movie Reviews: Frost/Nixon (November 12, 2008)

• NY Magazine: Unholy Alliance (November 30, 2008)