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| Born | November 30, 1930 |
| Hometown | New York City, New York, United States |
| Net worth | $5 million |
| Height | 5'9" (1.75m) |
| Spouse | Frances Purcell (m 1957 - 2010) |
| Children | Tom Liddy |
| Parents | Mary Abbaticchio , Sylvester Liddy |
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Watergate Fast Facts
- Take a look at CNN’s Fast Facts on Watergate and learn more about the 1970s political scandal that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon.
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- EntertainmentMen's Health
'The White House Plumbers' Is the Screwiest Historical Story You'll See This Year
White House Plumbers, starring Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux, tells the history of the team behind Watergate. Here's when every episode airs on HBO and HBOMax.
- EntertainmentThe Daily Beast
‘White House Plumbers’: It Turns Out the Watergate Break-In Is Secretly Hilarious
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/HBOThe hottest spot in prestige television right now is the Watergate Hotel. At least, that’s what the nearly back-to-back releases of Starz’s Gaslit and HBO’s White House Plumbers might make you think. Both series are inspired by the Watergate scandal, which led to President Richard Nixon’s resignation in 1974. Despite their superficially similar premises, there’s little in common between these two shows—to the HBO limited series’ bene
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
How ‘Veep’ Led to ‘White House Plumbers’ and Why Watergate (With a New Spin) Is Ripe for Revisiting
White House Plumbers shouldn’t require a spoiler warning. The HBO miniseries is about the Watergate scandal. But, since it’s told from the perspective of Nixon’s political saboteurs, E. Howard Hunt (Woody Harrelson) and G. Gordon Liddy (Justin Theroux), the five-episode satirical drama covers a ton of ground that the average person is likely coming upon […]
- EntertainmentGold Derby
David Mandel (‘White House Plumbers’ director) talks the ‘big dose of desperation’ underlying the Watergate scandal [Exclusive Video Interview]
“I didn’t think anyone would ever do a Watergate series, so I never thought to ask,” reflects David Mandel about one of the defining moments in American political history. But as it turns out, he recalls, “One day, I found out there was a Watergate series and the next thing I knew I was the […]
- EntertainmentGold Derby
Leah Katznelson (‘White House Plumbers’ costume designer) on balancing authenticity and ‘artistic license’ to depict Watergate [Exclusive Video Interview]
“My father’s a historian, so I grew up with politics and history very much at our dinner table,” shares Leah Katznelson about how she became familiar with the Watergate scandal and why the HBO limited series “White House Plumbers” appealed to her. But even with that background the costume designer says, “I definitely was not […]
- EntertainmentYahoo News Canada
HBO's 'White House Plumbers': Woody Harrelson, Justin Theroux tap into absurdity for political satire
Veep showrunner David Mandel takes on Watergate scandal in HBO series White House Plumbers, with Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux.
- EntertainmentUSA TODAY
5 shows and series to watch on HBO Max in May 2023
HBO Max transitions to Max this month, but in the meantime new series are arriving weekly, including "White House Plumbers," "The Other Two" and more.
- EntertainmentElle
When to Catch New Episodes of White House Plumbers
Here's when to catch new episodes of HBO's 'White House Plumbers.'
- EntertainmentVariety
How ‘White House Plumbers’ Composer Gave ’70s Drama a ‘Caper Movie’ Sound Using a Jazz Ensemble
Composer Jeff Cardoni found precisely the right sound for “White House Plumbers,” the five-hour miniseries about the Watergate burglars that debuted Monday on HBO: He revisited the 1970s musically, and it’s both effective and ultra-cool. Cardoni, whose credits range from “CSI: Miami” to “The Kominsky Method,” scored “White House Plumbers” like a caper film, using […]
- U.S.Town & Country
How the Stars of White House Plumbers Compare to Their Real-Life Counterparts
Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux star in this Watergate-era HBO miniseries.
