Wednesday, May 7, 2008
RECOUNT Movie Trailer
HBO’s upcoming made-for-TV movie "Recount" (premiering 5/25) revisits the chaos in Florida following the 2000 presidential election.
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2 comments:
Seems like this would be a cool movie to have out. Interesting to see what, if any, impact this film will have on people
So unbelievably stoked about this project, it's not even funny. Kevin Spacey plays one of the guys I worked with last summer, Ron Klain, who was Al Gore's chief recount lawyer.
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