why hasn't this movie been released for home? I'd like my sons to see it as I recall it as the quintessential story of my times. The story of Dean, his nerdy presentation to Sam Ervin ( when in fact he was a slick player, with Porsche and fast ladies) was so self serving. The jacks boots Haldeman and Erlichman other guy were caricatures. I'll never forget Haldeman:"availing himself of his right to statement" to Ervin's committee. And then the pompous self righteous pap that follows, so close to the real delivery I saw live on the committee hearings live. Jeez, this is great theater I'd really like to share with my boys. Oh well, maybe soon. You never know. That's for sure.All in all a great piece of work that should be seen by many.
