This will set the cat among some pigeons. 
More4 is part of the Channel 4 group (along with Film4 and E4) in the UK. Wonder if any US stations will pick Death of a President up for airing.

Bush 'assassinated' in TV drama
A TV drama is to show US President George Bush becoming the victim of a fictional assassination.
Death of a President uses CGI effects and archive footage to portray the president being shot dead during an anti-war rally in Chicago in 2007.
The documentary-style 90-minute film uses the event to explore the effects of the War on Terror on the US.
It will get its world premiere at next month's Toronto Film Festival before a screening on UK digital channel More4.
In the drama, Mr Bush is assassinated by a sniper after delivering a speech to business leaders.
He is confronted by a demonstration against the Iraq war when he arrives in the city and is shot as he leaves the venue.
The ensuing investigation focuses on a Syrian-born man.
Peter Dale, head of More4, who made the drama, described it as a "thought-provoking critique" of contemporary US society.
He said: "It's an extraordinarily gripping and powerful piece of work, a drama constructed like a documentary that looks back at the assassination of George Bush as the starting point for a very gripping detective story.
"It's a pointed political examination of what the War on Terror did to the American body politic.
"I'm sure that there will be people who will be upset by it but when you watch it you realise what a sophisticated piece of work it is.
"It's not sensationalist or simplistic but a very thought-provoking, powerful drama. I hope people will see that the intention behind it is good."
Saddam drama
Producers of the film, which is directed by Gabriel Range, hope to sell the broadcast rights to the US.
Death of a President will be shown on More4 on 9 October.
Other forthcoming More4 highlights include The Trial of Tony Blair, starring Robert Lindsay as the UK Prime Minister, and Ghosts, a drama inspired by the deaths of the Chinese cockle-pickers in Morecambe Bay in 2004.
British politicians Charles Kennedy and Michael Howard will join forces to present The 30 Greatest Political Comedies, while the drama Saddam's Tribe tells the story of the former Iraqi dictator's regime.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5302598.stm
A TV drama is to show US President George Bush becoming the victim of a fictional assassination.
Death of a President uses CGI effects and archive footage to portray the president being shot dead during an anti-war rally in Chicago in 2007.
The documentary-style 90-minute film uses the event to explore the effects of the War on Terror on the US.
It will get its world premiere at next month's Toronto Film Festival before a screening on UK digital channel More4.
In the drama, Mr Bush is assassinated by a sniper after delivering a speech to business leaders.
He is confronted by a demonstration against the Iraq war when he arrives in the city and is shot as he leaves the venue.
The ensuing investigation focuses on a Syrian-born man.
Peter Dale, head of More4, who made the drama, described it as a "thought-provoking critique" of contemporary US society.
He said: "It's an extraordinarily gripping and powerful piece of work, a drama constructed like a documentary that looks back at the assassination of George Bush as the starting point for a very gripping detective story.
"It's a pointed political examination of what the War on Terror did to the American body politic.
"I'm sure that there will be people who will be upset by it but when you watch it you realise what a sophisticated piece of work it is.
"It's not sensationalist or simplistic but a very thought-provoking, powerful drama. I hope people will see that the intention behind it is good."
Saddam drama
Producers of the film, which is directed by Gabriel Range, hope to sell the broadcast rights to the US.
Death of a President will be shown on More4 on 9 October.
Other forthcoming More4 highlights include The Trial of Tony Blair, starring Robert Lindsay as the UK Prime Minister, and Ghosts, a drama inspired by the deaths of the Chinese cockle-pickers in Morecambe Bay in 2004.
British politicians Charles Kennedy and Michael Howard will join forces to present The 30 Greatest Political Comedies, while the drama Saddam's Tribe tells the story of the former Iraqi dictator's regime.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5302598.stm

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