President Ronald Reagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev five times in the late 1980s.
The first such meeting was in Geneva, Switzerland in November 1985 when the two leaders began to form a relationship.
It was the second meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland, where Reagan and Gorbachev began to find trust.
"The reason I wanted to do it really, truly, was because I think these days we've gotten so good at yelling at one another that we are not talking anymore," said "The Brink of War" director Michael Gunn.
"What blew me away about the story when Secretary Schultz told me about it was that these were two guys who had every reason to hate each other, had every reason to be enemies, and they sat down in a room together and tried to make a better world." US…
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