When the famous TV interviewer David Frost gets a chance to interview the disgraced former president, Richard Nixon, the two men face off in a battle of words that could change history forever. It’s like a big, important game of “who can tell the truth better.”

A key moment in the film is when Nixon finally admits to his role in the Watergate scandal. Frost, who has been trying to get Nixon to confess, finally breaks through, showing that sometimes it takes courage and persistence to uncover the truth.

Some fans believe Nixon’s apology wasn’t enough. What if he had confessed more openly, or even apologized to the public sooner? Some people wonder if Frost’s role was to make Nixon seem less guilty, which raises the question: Did Frost actually get the full truth?

An alternate ending could explore if Nixon’s confession had more consequences, perhaps leading to more of his secrets being revealed. Or, a prequel could dive deeper into Nixon’s rise to power and the moments that led to his downfall, showing us how he built his empire only to see it crumble in front of millions of viewers. Whatever happens, it’s a reminder that honesty, especially from leaders, is powerful.