Mark Felt

 

Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House

 I know many of you aren't old enough to remember the Watergate scandal, but maybe you are.  It has always fascinated me, and one of the silent people in the background was Mark Felt.  If you haven't heard of him, he was the associate deputy director to J. Edgar Hoover.  

This film demonstrates the will and the courage this man had to do what was right.  Liam Neeson plays Mark Felt, whom we all know from the Taken series and many other films.  But this time he isn't playing an action star; he is playing a man with conviction.  A man at odds with his government, with his family, and with his soul.  Neeson shows the struggles this man has within himself and with the Nixon White House.  

Diane Lane plays his wife Audrey.  It shows the difficult life they had together, as her husband was an F.B.I. agent.  She shows the struggle of a wife of a government agent and how much she gave up in order to be his wife. Her performance is worth watching, and both of them make you believe that they really are like these characters.  

The film has many other big actors like Josh Lucas and Marton Csokas.  But the overall theme is very clear: what would you do if you knew something was wrong?  Would you say something or would you keep quiet?  

The Apostle Paul wrote in Galatians, "Do not grow weary in doing good."
How are you feeling? If trouble came and you had to risk everything, would you do the right thing?  I hope you would.  

That is what the film Mark Felt:  The Man Who Took Down the White House is about.  I would highly reccoment for most people.  It has some language and is rated PG-13.  But the overall theme everyone should watch it and want their family to stand up and do the right thing.  

You can watch it on the Roku Channel or rent it on various websites; it is also available on DVD. 

Take care and I will see you at the movies.  




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