Nat Geo to adapt Killing Reagan

[LincolnMan]

Oh. Okay that explains further why he can be let free.

[Gene C]

James Brady passed away at the age of 73, he was permanently disabled from the gunshot wound when he was 41.
The length of time between his being shot -35 years, that he was able to survive his horrific injuries and lived another 33 years, may have something to due with Hinckley's release.

Sad thing, most American's no longer remember the Reagan years. While you may not agree with his policies, he brought back pride and respect in what our country stands for. We had a little more respect for our leaders and government back then, those feelings seem to have eroded during the past 8 years.

[LincolnMan]

Agree Gene.

[Thomas Kearney]

Nat Geo's website has launched a webpage devoted to Killing Reagan which includes pictures, actor interviews, behind the scenes features and movie clips. Check it out:

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/killing-reagan/

The movie premieres Sunday October 16th at 8/7 Central on Nat Geo. Check your local listings.

[L Verge]

Good timing with Hinckley just being released from St. E's two weeks ago.

[Thomas Kearney]

Tomorrow's the big day. Killing Reagan will premiere at 8 on Nat Geo. Leading up to that starting at 4. There will be a marathon of Killing movies including Killing Lincoln leading up to the premiere. To get ready for this potential record setter, I urge you to check out the Nat Geo webpage on Killing Reagan. We will discuss our thoughts about the movie Monday.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/killing-reagan/