193. How Prime Ministers Fall
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The host mentions Robert Harris's book 'Munich' to highlight how it humanizes Neville Chamberlain, countering the common perception of him as weak.…
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Munich
“Robert Harris really humanizes Chamberlain in his book, Munich, which was made... I thought the film was very good with Jeremy Irons.”
The Godfather Part II
“Boris Johnson's favorite film is mentioned in the context of his self-image as a powerful figure.”
Jaws
“Boris Johnson is noted for having different answers regarding his favorite film, including Jaws.”
The Crown
“You've seen The Crown, which you haven't, Dominic, but the opening episode is The Crown.”