
President Ronald Reagan: The Great Speeches(2004)
The great communicator
President Ronald Reagan: The Great Speeches Synopsis
Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speech July 17, 1980 First Inaugural Adress, U.S. Capitol January 20, 1981 Address to the Program for Economic Recovery April 28, 1981 State of the Union Address, Social Programs January 26, 1982 Address to National Association of Evangelicals March 8 1983 Presidential Nomination Acceptance Address August 23, 1984 Address General Assemblky of the United Nations September 24, 1985 Address at the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall June 12, 1987 Address to Nation on Soviet-U.S. Summit Meeting December 10, 1987 State of the Union Address, Budget Process January 25, 1988 Farewell Address to the Nation, Oval Office January 11, 1989 Farewell Address, Republican National Convention August 15, 1988
President Ronald Reagan: The Great Speeches (2004) is a history and documentary film, released on October 19, 2004 with a runtime of 2h 4m. It stars Ronald Reagan.
- Producers:
- Jerry Dennon
- Production:
- SpeechWorks (SoundWorks USA, Inc.)
- Status:
- Released
President Ronald Reagan: The Great Speeches Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
produced by Jerry Dennon.
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President Ronald Reagan: The Great Speeches was released on October 19, 2004 and runs for 2h 4m.






































