Portrayal_Of_American_Politicians_In_Bob_Roberts,_Meet_John

Portrayal Of American Politicians In Bob Roberts, Meet John Doe, Portrayal of American Politicians in Bob Roberts, Meet John Doe, And Mr. Smith Goes to Washington In America’s history, politicians have been frequently deemed dishonest and without morals. The film industry has portrayed their own feelings, as well as those of the public, by making movies that chronicle the corrupt political system of this nation. Three political satire movies include Bob Roberts, Meet John Doe, and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. The main character of Bob Roberts can be perceived as the villain that drives the political machines. However, the main characters of Meet John Doe and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington act as heroes in a corrupt political system. The first movie film, Bob Roberts, produced in 1992, portrays the documentary of Bob Robert’s 1990 senate campaign. Roberts, played by Robbins, is a tall, open-faced man with a contagious smile that can turn, in an instant, into a mask of anger. Roberts has two identities. His external persona is a carefree politician who works for the people and claims to be their friend. His internal persona is a temperamental showman who uses money and influence to buy the public’s votes. The motive smith, political, john, doe, roberts, portrayed, washington, taylor, bob, public, system, politics, people, money, machine, american, willoughby, show, senator, senate, mr, movies, meet, goes, time, newspaper, man, jefferson, film, campaign, shows, politicians, own, movie, dam