Monica Lewinsky to Appear in ‘The Impeachment of Bill Clinton’ Docuseries:
Twenty years after Bill Clinton turned out to be just the second president to be reprimanded, A&E is delivering what endeavors to be the conclusive examination of the examination that devoured the national media and always adjusted the lives of the principals included.
The Impeachment of Bill Clinton (working title) incorporates touchy at no other time seen film of Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, whose life was flipped around by uncommon guidance Ken Starr's examination, and additionally new meetings with Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick, who affirmed that Clinton assaulted her in 1978.
The six-hour arrangement from Alex Gibney's Jigsaw Productions and coordinated by Blair Foster (Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge) will bow Nov. 18 on A&E and air more than three evenings.
Elaine Frontain Bryant, Official Vice President and Head of programming at A&E, calls it "a genuine political spine chiller and the most inside and out and insinuate record of how one of the greatest embarrassments in our country's history unfurled, always showing signs of change the scene of American legislative issues."
The undertaking incorporates uncovering interviews with Lewinsky and goes up against new pertinence in the wake of “#MeToo” and at a minute when another extraordinary insight examination is investigating a sitting president. It is the first run through Lewinsky, who has re-developed as of late, has spoken so authentically about her encounters.
She sat for a few meetings with Foster and Gibney; official maker of the miniseries Jemima Khan — who established Instinct Productions with Henrietta Conrad and who worked with Gibney on the Wikileaks film We Steal Secrets, helped facilitate the principal meeting a while prior. (Nature likewise is a co-maker on the A&E arrangement.)
“My goals for this series was to do a deep dive into the facts and speak to as many people as possible who were involved,” says Foster. “The deeper I got the clearer it became that this series is as much about the present day as it is about the 1990s.”
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