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000 - Charlie Wilson's War (2007) - Supplemental Commentary Track

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Watch along with us. It's better than just watching this piece of shit without us."The original draft of the screenplay by Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, is said to have been harder-hitting and to have ended by explicitly linking American support for the mujahideen to 9/11. Reportedly, Tom Hanks found this too "political". Instead of 9/11, then, Charlie Wilson's War ends with Wilson failing to persuade Congress to invest positively in Afghanistan. "We fucked up the endgame", a title card quotes him as saying – as if it would have been absolutely no problem to heap billions of dollars' worth of weapons into the hands of central Asian warlords for a decade if the Americans had built them a few schools afterwards."Excerpt from The fog of Charlie Wilson's WarSend us Fan MailSupport the showSupport: patreon / buzzsprout

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Watch along with us. It's better than just watching this piece of shit without us. "The original draft of the screenplay by Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, is said to have been harder-hitting and to have ended by explicitly linking American support for the mujahideen to 9/11. Reportedly, Tom Hanks found this too "political". Instead of 9/11, then, Charlie Wilson's War ends with Wilson failing to persuade Congress to invest positively in Afghanistan. "We fucked up the endgame", a titl...

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