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August 20, 2007
The Path To 9/11: The Inside Story
Exclusive interview with writer/producer Cyrus Nowrasteh
Click To Listen IBD Associate Editor Terry Jones talks with Cyrus Nowrasteh, writer and producer of the controversial ABC mini-series, The Path To 9/11. The film caused a stir in 2006 when former Clinton administration officials and congressional leaders pressured ABC to cancel or re-cut the film.
Hear Nowrasteh discuss the myths and misconceptions surrounding the film - and the ongoing battle to release it on DVD.
Time: 45 minutes
Watch the controversial scene deleted from the original broadcast.
About the scene: CIA operatives and members of the Northern Alliance have Osama Bin Laden surrounded at a camp in Afghanistan. They request final approval to kill the terrorist leader. Back in Washington, National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, CIA chief George Tenet, White House Counter-Terrorism Advisor Richard Clarke and others debate what action to take.
About the scene: CIA operatives and members of the Northern Alliance have Osama Bin Laden surrounded at a camp in Afghanistan. They request final approval to kill the terrorist leader. Back in Washington, National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, CIA chief George Tenet, White House Counter-Terrorism Advisor Richard Clarke and others debate what action to take.
Nowrasteh got his start in 1986 writing for popular TV series, The Equalizer. He went on to work on Falconcrest, and wrote the pilot for the hit USA show La Femme Nikita.
In recent years, Nowrasteh has focused on docudrama and history. In 2001, he wrote and directed the highly acclaimed Paramount/Showtime presentation, The Day Reagan Was Shot, starring Richard Dreyfuss as Alexandar Haig and executive produced by Oliver Stone. He followed that up in 2002 with 10,000 Black Men Named George, the true story of activist A. Philip Randolph who led the famous Pullman strike of the 1930s. Cyrus won the prestigious PEN Literary Award for Best Teleplay for BOTH shows, becoming the only writer in the history of the Pen awards to win two years in a row in the same category.
Driving the Moonbat Fruit Loop Brigades crazy...
In recent years, Nowrasteh has focused on docudrama and history. In 2001, he wrote and directed the highly acclaimed Paramount/Showtime presentation, The Day Reagan Was Shot, starring Richard Dreyfuss as Alexandar Haig and executive produced by Oliver Stone. He followed that up in 2002 with 10,000 Black Men Named George, the true story of activist A. Philip Randolph who led the famous Pullman strike of the 1930s. Cyrus won the prestigious PEN Literary Award for Best Teleplay for BOTH shows, becoming the only writer in the history of the Pen awards to win two years in a row in the same category.
Driving the Moonbat Fruit Loop Brigades crazy...
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