Movies like Elvis & Nixon

Steven Spielberg's film Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, might not be politically centered but shares the cat-and-mouse dynamic and true-story basis of Elvis & Nixon. It focuses on the thrilling life of con artist Frank Abagnale Jr. and the FBI agent pursuing him.

Ben Affleck's Oscar-winning film Argo, based on true events, narrates a daring plot to rescue six Americans from Tehran during the Iran hostage crisis. The film's blend of political intrigue and Hollywood's involvement may resonate with viewers who enjoyed Elvis & Nixon's mix of celebrity and politics.

While differing in context, The King's Speech, like Elvis & Nixon, explores the dynamic between two very different characters coming together to achieve a common goal. The engaging drama centers around King George VI's efforts to overcome his speech impediment with the help of an unorthodox speech therapist.

The Butler portrays the life of Cecil Gaines, an African-American man who witnessed notable events of the 20th century during his 34-year tenure as a White House butler. Like Elvis & Nixon, this movie provides an inside look at the White House through personal stories set against the backdrop of major historical events.

Directed by Oliver Stone, W. is a biographical film about the life and presidency of George W. Bush. Much like Elvis & Nixon portrays the personality behind the political figure, W. dives into the character of Bush, giving viewers a look at the man beyond his presidency.

Directed by Ron Howard, Frost/Nixon delves into the captivating televised interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former U.S. President Richard Nixon. Its dramatization of real-life interviews, much like Elvis & Nixon's portrayal of an unlikely historical meeting, offers a gripping look into pivotal moments and characters from America's political past.

This dramedy, which thinly veils its portrayal of Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign, shares Elvis & Nixon's interest in the charismatic and complicated figures in American politics, as well as the blend of humor and drama found in political life.

This satirical comedy takes a lighthearted look at the Watergate scandal, as seen through the eyes of two teenage girls. Like Elvis & Nixon, Dick blends humor with history, reimagining significant political events with a comedic twist.