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H.R. Haldeman (Character)
from "Playhouse Presents" (2012)

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H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman

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  1. The Butler (2013) Played by Alex Manette

  2. "Playhouse Presents"
        - Nixon's the One (2012) TV episode, Played by Demetri Goritsas (as H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman)
  3. J. Edgar (2011) Played by Larkin Campbell

  4. Crook (2009) Played by Dennis Bress
  5. She Hate Me (2004) Played by Gary Evans
  6. The Pentagon Papers (2003) (TV) Played by James Downing

  7. Nixon (1995) Played by James Woods
  8. Kissinger and Nixon (1995) (TV) Played by Ron White (as H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman)

  9. "Blind Ambition" (1979) TV series Played by Lawrence Pressman
  10. Born Again (1978) Played by Richard Caine

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Drama / Biography / History / Thriller See more »
Plot Keywords:
1970s / Politics / U.S. President / Washington D.C. See more »

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Quotes:
From Nixon (1995)
Richard M. Nixon: You see, when I saw Bobby lying there on the floor, arms stretched out, his eyes staring... I knew then I'd be President. His death paved the way, didn't it? Vietnam, the Kennedys, cleared a path through the wilderness just for me. Over the bodies. Four bodies.
H. R. Haldeman: You mean two. Two bodies.
Richard M. Nixon: Four.
[He walks up to a portrait of Abraham Lincoln]
Richard M. Nixon: How many did you have? Hundreds of thousands? Where would we be without death? Abe? Who's helping us? Is it God or is it death?
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