The documentary opens with behind-the-scenes footage in which Reagan’s advertising team is filming the president speaking in the Oval Office for a 1984 campaign commercial.

Rerelease of classic film reflects nostalgia for the Reagan era and the universal struggles associated with coming of age.

Self-confessed "Eisenhower Republican" director says Reagan was not the amiable dunce he was portrayed as in the media, and also doubts he would have been a fan of the Tea Party.

Twenty years after his death, a new documentary on former President Ronald Reagan is shining a light on his presidency and how he “navigated the Cold War and changed the world forever ...

Twenty years after his death, a new documentary on former President Ronald Reagan is shining a light on his presidency and how he “navigated the Cold War and changed the world forever.”… ...

One for the Gipper? “The Reagan Show,” a documentary built from over 1,000 hours of rare archival film, premieres on CNN at 9 p.m. ET on Monday night.

Reagan begins with Hinckley’s assassination attempt—an event that, the film clumsily implies, may have been orchestrated by the Soviets.

Romantic notions about Ronald Reagan's presidency are shattered in the four-part documentary "The Reagans," which spends more time on the first lady's shopping sprees than the president's recovery ...

Was Ronald Reagan an "amiable dunce," as his opponents often cast him, or a paragon of conservative purity? Neither, says filmmaker Eugene Jarecki, who in the HBO documentary "Reagan" explores the ...

A new documentary says yes Theresa Zabala/The New York Times FILE — Ronald Reagan with his wife Nancy Reagan during a campaign event in Paso Robles, Calif., May 29, 1976.