Screen legend Robert Redford looks back at the political scandal that rocked America.

The Watergate Scandal of the early 1970s shocked America to its core, weaving a fascinating tale of burglary, espionage and corruption that led all the way to the White House and, eventually, to the resignation of US President Richard Nixon. The Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein were instrumental in breaking the story, with their 1974 book becoming a best-seller and the film adaptation a box-office smash in 1976.

Now, in this feature-length special, award-winning actor and director Robert Redford looks back at Watergate - the original game changer of American politics - and the iconic film that brought the story to the big screen. Redford, who served as producer and co-star of All the President's Men, revisits the scandal that broke all the rules of press and politics, with new interviews with those who committed the crimes, those who pursued them and those who portrayed them.