Oliver North campaigns for a Senate seat in Virginia during the contentious 1994 election, facing aggressive tactics and media scrutiny amid his controversial past.
“In the Voting Booth, No One Can Hear You Scream”
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Oliver North campaigns for a Senate seat in Virginia during the contentious 1994 election, facing aggressive tactics and media scrutiny amid his controversial past.
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Synopsis
Oliver North campaigns for a Senate seat in Virginia during the contentious 1994 election. The documentary follows North's strategist, Mark Goodin, as they confront aggressive tactics and mudslinging from both sides. Insights from a Washington Post reporter provide context on the media's influence in shaping public opinion. North, previously embroiled in the Iran-Contra affair, seeks to reclaim his political standing. The film captures the charged atmosphere of American politics in the 1990s, revealing the strategies behind a fiercely competitive race.
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- See Chuck Robb and Oliver North's intense Senate race.
- Find out why the film was nominated for an Emmy Award.
- Meet key political figures like Bill Clinton in the documentary.
Did You Know
- The film grossed $134,485 at the box office.
- Rotten Tomatoes gives the film an 88% rating based on 17 reviews.
- Roger Ebert rated the film three out of four stars.
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What was the box office gross of A Perfect Candidate?
$134,485.
What rating did A Perfect Candidate receive on Rotten Tomatoes?
It has a 'fresh' rating of 88%, based on 17 reviews.
When was A Perfect Candidate first released on VHS?
It was first released on VHS on February 15, 2000.
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