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The Path to 9/11 (2006) 6.2
A television mini-series on the events leading up to the US terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. |
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A television mini-series on the events leading up to the US terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
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digit in title | propaganda | number in title | terrorist | september 11 2001 |Parents Guide:
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10 September 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
11 settembre - Tragedia annunciata See more »Box Office
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At 67, Harvey Keitel was significantly older than the real John O'Neal, who was 40 when the World Trade Center was bombed and was 49 on 9/11. See more »Goofs
One of the main characters, John O'Neal, speaking to Ambassador Bodine, says that the Hadhramaut region is "northwest Yemen". Actually, Hadhramaut is southeast Yemen. See more »Quotes
Colonel Raymond Malik: [regarding Ramzi Yousef] What do you want to do? Point fingers, make accusations? Or do you want to protect your wife and arrest this animal?See more »
Having watched this docudrama, I can safely say that it was well produced, with good moments of dramatic tension and by-and-large the acting was top-notch. However, despite the excellent production standards there appears to be a flame war going on with people complaining about anti-Clinton bias while other contend that these people were silent with Mike Moore. Let me remind both sides that this docudrama portrays both sides as failing but that because Clinton was in power over a full eight years obviously there would be a greater focus on that period.
But looking away from the political issue, what the production showed was that those who operated in defending the United States each were complex characters. Some wanted immediate action while others wanted more time, looking at the legal issues while there were other characters (Clinton, Albright) who looked at the wider issues in play. This accurately reflects, in my opinion, the different nature of people in our world and it reflects accurately the different level of priority given to terrorism but both the Clinton and Bush Administrations over the period from 1993 to September 11 2001.