Question 1

What surprising personal connection did the real Charlie Wilson have to the film's premiere?

Accepted Answer

Though recuperating from heart transplant surgery, the real Charlie Wilson made it to the red carpet premiere of the film.

Question 2

What prized possession from the film does the real Charlie Wilson keep in his home?

Accepted Answer

The real Charlie Wilson said the Stinger missile presented to him in the film is one of his most prized possessions, kept in "a very honored spot in my home."

Question 3

Which major awards ceremonies recognized 'Charlie Wilson's War' in 2008?

Accepted Answer

The film was recognized at the BAFTA Awards, Golden Globes, and Academy Awards in 2008.

Question 4

What historical law does Charlie Wilson reference when talking to President Zia?

Accepted Answer

Charlie Wilson tells President Zia he has already come close to violating the Logan Act, enacted in 1799, which prevents unauthorized negotiations with foreign governments.

Question 5

What was the real Charlie Wilson's reaction to how the film portrayed him?

Accepted Answer

Charlie Wilson said he had no qualms about the film, stating "Anything I might have objected to, was provable."

Question 6

What surprising personal connection did the real Charlie Wilson have to the film's premiere?

Accepted Answer

Though recuperating from heart transplant surgery, the real Charlie Wilson made it to the red carpet premiere of the film.

Question 7

What prized possession from the film does the real Charlie Wilson keep in his home?

Accepted Answer

Charlie Wilson said the Stinger missile he helped provide to the Afghanis is one of his most prized possessions, kept in "a very honored spot in my home."

Question 8

Which major award ceremonies recognized 'Charlie Wilson's War' in 2008?

Accepted Answer

The film was recognized at the BAFTA Awards, Golden Globes, and Academy Awards in 2008.

Question 9

What historical law does Charlie Wilson reference when talking to President Zia?

Accepted Answer

Charlie Wilson mentions the Logan Act, enacted in 1799, which prevents unauthorized individuals from negotiating with foreign governments on U.S. interests.

Question 10

What was the real Charlie Wilson's reaction to how the film portrayed him?

Accepted Answer

Charlie Wilson said he had no qualms about the film, stating "Anything I might have objected to, was provable."

Charlie Wilson's War

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