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(581) 6.4 97 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Where's My Roy Cohn? is a movie starring Roy M. Cohn, Ken Auletta, and Marie Brenner. Roy Cohn personified the dark arts of American politics, turning empty vessels into dangerous demagogues - from Joseph McCarthy to his final...

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Documentary
Director
Matt Tyrnauer
Starring
Robert Cohen, Roy M. Cohn, Ken Auletta, Marie Brenner

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Genres Documentary
Director Matt Tyrnauer
Stars Robert Cohen, Roy M. Cohn, Ken Auletta, Marie Brenner
Country USA
Also Known As Onde Está Meu Conselheiro?
Runtime 1 h 37 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Roy Cohn personified the dark arts of American politics, turning empty vessels into dangerous demagogues - from Joseph McCarthy to his final project, Donald J. Trump. This thriller-like exposé connects the dots, revealing how a deeply troubled master manipulator shaped our current American nightmare.

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14 customer reviews about «Where's My Roy Cohn?»

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Rose R.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 13:21

A must see for anyone who wants to know the true story of Richard Nixon. You will never look at Nixon the same way ever again. The movie is able to create a personification of Nixon's character and personality. This is achieved by using the red, white and blue, and then mixing in some lighting techniques to make the audience understand what is going on. If you have seen this film and have not, you are missing out on something incredible. This is a must see.
Rachel R.
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 20:17

I just watched this documentary on TV about the former Nazi SS officer, who was later sent to the American Communist party in the 60's. He was the creator of the evil regime of the US, where the people became slaves of the rich and powerful. His reasoning was that the rich people were above the people, and that the people would eventually learn to be free. This documentary should be shown in schools in the US. We don't know how much this country really is being governed by big corporations. This documentary will be remembered for a long time.
Paul
Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 05:27

The film "Who Killed Roy Cohn?" is an excellent documentary about one of the most important figures in American history and the fact that he was not a hero. There is so much more to the story of Roy Cohn that people are still not telling about. Cohn was a charismatic speaker, a powerful political strategist and an outspoken critic of the Communist Party. At the time, he was a New York lawyer who was also a party organizer and advocate of civil rights and fair treatment of minorities. However, he was not a hero for the left. He was a villain for the right. In fact, his reputation as a civil rights champion was a major problem for the Republicans. Cohn's career was essentially a career of self-promotion. He took on the best-known civil rights organizations and he took on the largest corporations. He did this for the glory of his brand of liberalism. At the same time, he was doing this for his own personal self-interest. One of the things that struck me about the film is the incredible amount of focus on Cohn's personal life. He had a very strong womanizing streak. He loved the attention that came with being a social pariah. He was a very different person than the kind of person who had a great deal of respect for the law. His lifestyle and attitudes were just completely different from the sort of people that the American public wanted to see in power. The film does a great job of showing the contradictions and hypocrisy of Cohn. However, the film also points out the hypocrisy of his own life. Cohn had a beautiful life. He was rich and had great influence. However, he was not able to maintain that position. He never seemed to be able to maintain the right kind of relationship with his family. When his wife died, he had a great deal of difficulty trying to keep his job. He lost his marriage. He was very dependent on his wife's income. His wife, whom he had married for so long, was very kind to him, but she was an important influence in his life. He was so dependent on her income that he would go to extraordinary lengths to have her interest paid. At the same time, Cohn's own marriage was falling apart. He had a lot of difficulty being able to maintain his marriage. Cohn's personal life was very similar to that of his work. He was very highly regarded by his colleagues, but he was very dissatisfied with the way the business world was being run. He saw it as a threat to his career. He saw a threat to his marriage. He was also very concerned with his marriage and the way his marriage was being treated. He did not have a lot of success in finding a new wife. When he did find a new wife, she was very much in love with him. She was also very important to his career. The film also points out the hypocrisy of the civil rights movement. The only reason that the black community supported the civil rights movement was because
Raymond Salazar
Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 22:42

David Fincher's last film was THE SOCIAL NETWORK. This film has the advantage of being his directorial debut. His style is subtle and disarming. This is very good but he did not know how to continue in his style. This is the main reason why I liked THE SOCIAL NETWORK so much. But he could not make the same impression on this film. It was more of an autobiography than a documentary. Still, it was an interesting film. For example, there was a shot of the exterior of the FBI building, which is located on the corner of 15th and 6th Avenue. The scene was the same as it was in the Social Network. The use of the image was very effective. I did not get bored during the whole film. I felt the same way as I did in the Social Network. It's not perfect but it's not as bad as I expected. If you want to know more about David Fincher, I recommend the book THE SHINING, which also tells the story of Fincher. 9/10
Mark
Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 13:12

This is one of the most insightful documentaries I've ever seen. The Director is an engaging, insightful and fun to watch. The cast is top notch, and most of the songs are great. The book is also interesting, but I'm glad this documentary is better than the book because I would have found it hard to follow. The interviews are interesting, but the way the Director explains the film and his thoughts on the subject matter is more interesting. If you haven't seen this documentary, see it. If you have, see it again. I give this film 8/10.
Karen Ramos
Monday, 17 Aug 2020 15:58

Rent 'The King of Comedy' and you'll be swept into the madness of the golden age of stand-up comedy, and you'll be on your feet in no time. However, the performances are great, and I wish there were more. Other reviews have stated that many of the jokes are "old school" in style, but that's not true. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but I'll just say that the acting was excellent, the jokes were superb, and it was the best documentary I've ever seen about stand-up comedy. I highly recommend it.
Andrew Cruz
Monday, 17 Aug 2020 06:28

I haven't really seen too many movies about the Chicago mafia but I was really impressed with this documentary. The real life stories of these guys is awesome and I like the way they present them. Some of the info they are telling is really hard to believe but they always explain the way they lived and how it was different from the other mafia. I think that it was really hard to get a full sense of the real life of the mafia, especially since there are so many stories. The only thing that I don't understand is that some of the info they were giving about the other mafia were very different from what I have read in the real life stories. I think that they should have explained more to make the movie better.
Jessica Cruz
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 23:44

The movie The Conversation is a must see. What can I say? This movie was a bit slow and sometimes difficult to follow. However, I believe that this movie would not be that bad. It was nice to see that this movie deals with two people in a similar situation. The people that the movie portrays are rich and privileged, but they are dealing with problems and issues that affect everyone. They have to deal with issues that don't go away once they get into the city and go to work. This movie gives a glimpse into how we deal with these issues. It also shows us what a privilege we are in America, that if someone doesn't have a problem, it doesn't bother us. This movie is a must see. My rating: 8/10
Joshua Shaw
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 00:07

I saw this at the NY Film Festival. It was very well done. The subject is a very personal one and I don't think anyone could possibly feel the same way about this film. I would certainly recommend it to anyone who is interested in art or simply wants to learn more about one of our most important artists. It is definitely worth seeing.
Scott Gray
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 07:53

Roy Cohn was a celebrity journalist who had covered many conflicts in the 1950s, and he died in a car crash in 1961. The movie "Roy Cohn: The Making of a Black Star" tries to reconstruct his life, with many interviews with his family and friends, from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. This movie focuses on his career as a journalist, and how he managed to rise to prominence in the media industry. His early career in journalism included a stint in the US State Department in the late 1940s and then working for several newspapers in Chicago, before heading to Los Angeles. During the 1950s and the 1960s, Cohn had been embroiled in several scandals and scandals, including allegations that he engaged in sexual relationships with various women, and he was convicted of bribery, perjury, and money laundering. He also served time in prison for a conviction for assault and battery, and his attorney was shot and killed in a car crash. This movie was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, and it won the National Book Award for nonfiction non-fiction. Overall, it was an important film that discusses the importance of journalism in the United States, and how Cohn managed to rise to prominence. However, it is not a documentary film. It is more of a character study, and the interviews focus on Cohn's family and friends, rather than his personal life. It is recommended for viewers who are interested in the history of the media industry.
Bryan
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 15:38

I had to see this movie to see what it was about. I didn't have much expectations because of the title of the film. The title is misleading. This film is about all of the American people who support President Trump. I was shocked to find that many of them are not even close to being friends. Most people I met in this movie were confused about the president. They didn't really know what he stood for, or where he stood on the issues that matter most to them. They didn't really understand his views on the wars or the trade deals. Many people were shocked that President Trump was having such an active relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. People were shocked to learn that he would work with them on the issues of trade, immigration, and protecting the environment. Trump had said many times that he had a relationship with Putin and that he thought that they were brothers. He didn't like to hear that he was a friend of Putin. But the reality is that Trump has had a very close relationship with Putin and that he thinks that Putin is a great leader. Trump has also had a very close relationship with Angela Merkel. Merkel is the German Chancellor. Angela Merkel was elected as Germany's Chancellor. Merkel's role in Germany's election was to help Chancellor Angela Merkel. Germany's economy is one of the strongest economies in Europe. She is a woman who likes strong men. Angela Merkel and Trump were close friends, but that was probably a mistake. I don't know if it is a mistake that Trump has had a close relationship with Putin. But it was a mistake to be friends with Putin and to think that he is a great leader. Trump has been very outspoken in criticizing the NATO alliance and the European Union. He said that he was going to get rid of both of them. He said that NATO was obsolete and the Europeans needed to pay more attention to their own countries. Trump also said that he would not take any country out of the union, but it was very important that NATO was not on the front burner. He said that NATO should not be in the spotlight. Trump has been critical of NATO in the past, but it was a mistake to keep NATO on the front burner. It is not in the spotlight. The European Union is a giant organization. The European Union has about the same amount of money as the United States. It is a huge group of countries. It has a budget of around $2 trillion dollars. The European Union is the largest economic grouping in Europe. It is a giant organization. It is not the front burner. Trump is a good friend of Angela Merkel. But the reality is that Merkel is not a very good friend of Trump. Merkel is not a good friend of Trump. Merkel is not a very good friend of Trump. Trump is very critical of the European Union. He has said that he wants to get rid of the European Union and that he wants to take the United States out of the European Union. He has
Stephanie Baker
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 13:32

I recently saw this film for the first time and found it to be quite interesting. While there are some long segments, they were able to fill in the gaps to the viewer with a lot of information that would have been easy to miss, which I found interesting. I think this film could have been made a little more informative for someone who was not a regular viewer of documentaries. I thought the editing was good, however. I think the editing might have been better if they had edited it a little faster and cut out a few segments that seemed to drag on. I thought the film would have been better if they did not use the "explains" like "they don't do that" and "don't trust the people" at the end of the film. I think this is a good film to see, especially if you like documentaries. This film did not make me angry or angry at the people who wrote the script. I think this is one of those films where you can either see the film or you can't.
Rebecca
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 21:17

I have seen this film at least three times now, and each time I get to see a different side of Michael Moore, an interesting guy with an interesting film. I was surprised to find that he doesn't agree with the liberal liberal philosophy that is preached by the liberal-left-liberal movie-makers. I am a staunch supporter of the Republican Party, but it's the liberalism of the Democrats that really got to me. I liked Moore's work on The Big Lebowski, and his documentary on the Oklahoma City bombing was a more serious and powerful film than his documentary on the now-defunct campus of Amherst College. I also like his films about religion. It's no secret that he is a staunch Christian and that he is an outspoken proponent of Biblical values, but that is not the reason I like his films. I like his films because they show that we can have freedom of religion and freedom of speech, but we can also have freedom of thought. If you are a liberal, you'll find it offensive to hear someone express a belief that is different from yours. If you are a conservative, you will find Moore's films offensive because you will find them offensive to the very beliefs that are being expressed. I believe that Moore has a unique ability to make films that everyone can watch, regardless of their political stance. There is a lot of potential for controversy in his films, and I think that they have the ability to touch the heart of every person. I have heard some of the comments on the film, and I must admit that I don't agree with some of them, but I think that he is just a man of his time. He is also a man of his word. He is a great filmmaker, but he is also a man of his word. He loves his audience and his film is a success in every way. In his films, you get to see a guy with a passion for his subjects and he makes them feel like they are at home. I highly recommend this film to everyone, and I will certainly be watching it again.
Elizabeth Barrett
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 14:26

It's really good to see that there is still interest in the subject of Roy Cohn and this film helps to keep that interest alive. I'm sure that more and more people will get to know the real story behind this notorious person. The documentary was very informative and shows how it is that the conspiracy was actually being carried out by "high-ranking" government officials, namely U.S. President Lyndon Johnson, Secretary of State Dean Rusk and CIA Director Richard Helms. It's also interesting to see how many former public servants, politicians and party officials participated in the plot. The actual events that took place are well documented in the documentary. It is fascinating to see how "the Jews" were at the center of all the conspiracies and how they were "deeply involved" in the creation of the plot. I'm also curious to know why the Nazis were so afraid of this "American Jew" that they would murder him on the spot. It is interesting to see how these "high-ranking" government officials wanted to get rid of the "Jewish menace" in the U.S. If I had one criticism of this documentary, it would be that it would have been a little better with a better narrator. The narration sometimes seemed to be a little bit "busy" and difficult to follow. Overall, this is a very good documentary that should be on the TV schedules of every American.
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