http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040616/ap_en_ce/clinton_documentary_7By CARYN ROUSSEAU, Associated Press Writer
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - More than a thousand people turned out for the world premiere of "The Hunting of the President," a film claiming to expose "the 10-year campaign to destroy Bill Clinton (news - web sites)."
The 90-minute documentary re-creates interviews conducted for the best-selling book of the same name by Joe Conason and Gene Lyons. Rough versions have played at four film festivals.
The first public showing Tuesday night, at $50 a ticket — with the proceeds going to several Arkansas-based charities — drew a large crowd to a ballroom at the Statehouse Convention Center, a short walk from where Clinton celebrated his two presidential election victories. It is also next door to the Peabody Hotel, formerly the Excelsior, where Clinton accuser Paula Jones said he harassed her when he was governor.
Attendees included Susan McDougal, who went to jail rather than cooperate with Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr; retired Gen. Wesley Clark (news - web sites), who sought the Democratic Party's presidential nomination this year; and former Arkansas Sen. David Pryor.