The "Reagan" biopic starring Dennis Quad was lambasted by liberal critics as a "worshipful" tribute to a "controversial" politician, but audiences gave it high scores.

Liberal critics hate the new Ronald Reagan movie, but moviegoers helped it do better than expected. I worked for the president and I love how the film's success makes the left angry.

ShowBiz Direct has revealed a trailer for a movie called Reagan, a brand new biopic about the 40th President of the United States of America. This will open in theaters at the end of August this ...

Sean McNamara's new movie Reagan, which charts the life of actor and President Ronald Reagan, has received largely negative reviews from critics, though it has been praised by fans online.. The ...

LOS ANGELES, April 11 (UPI) --Dennis Quaid said playing former President Ronald Reagan was "the most challenging role of my whole life." The movie Reagan opens Aug. 30 in theaters. "Everybody ...

Editor’s note: President Ronald Reagan was born on February 6, 1911. The following essay is excerpted from "Making Reagan." Shooting a movie during a pandemic is truly a surreal experience like ...

Since this quality of Reagan shines through, the movie is still inspiring, even if the content is familiar to anyone who knows about the era. It takes a heart of stone, for instance, not to be ...

The Reagan team posted an interview of Quaid conducted by the Fox News Channel. Facebook again temporarily suspended the movie's account. August 12, 2024: Letter to Mark Zuckerberg ...

While Reagan, Sean McNamara's new movie, has received largely negative reviews from critics, it has beaten box office expectations during its first weekend, ranking No. 4 on the charts.. The ...

"Reagan" co-star Nick Searcy, who plays White House Chief of Staff James Baker in the feature film, says the movie is topping the charts because it shows former President Ronald Reagan’s love of ...

President Ronald Reagan spoke these words on June 12, 1987, ... One of his many great scenes in the movie comes from Reagan’s speech just before the 1964 presidential election.