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So, 'Candidate' from 1987 is an intriguing piece for any collector interested in TV drama. It’s based on Al Morgan's novel 'The Great Man,' which adds some literary depth to the proceedings. The film has this slow-burning tension, as Ted Stevens digs deeper into the mysterious circumstances surrounding Tony Bradley's death. It’s interesting how the pacing builds that sense of unease, drawing you in as Ted unravels the narrative thread. The performances are solid, with a real sense of urgency driving the story forward. There’s a raw quality to the production that feels very much of its time, adding to its distinctive charm. It’s not flashy, but it carries a weight that resonates with the themes of truth and deception.
TV movie adaptation of a literary workExplores themes of truth and investigationCaptures the atmosphere of late 80s television
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