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Linklater’s war veteran comedy speaks to modern America, says star

By Reuters
09 October 2017   |   1:20 pm
"Last Flag Flying", a comedy-drama about Vietnam war veterans, will resonate with Trump's America, despite, or perhaps because of, its period setting, says actor Bryan Cranston.

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