The Special Relationship

The third part in the Peter Morgan's 'Blair' trilogy.The film is set between 1994 and 1998 and depicts the UK–US Special Relationship between Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair, and President of the United States, Bill Clinton.

The film's time frame goes from 1994, when New Labour was taking lessons from Clinton's people, to 1998 and the end of Kosovo. It focuses on the international activities of Blair as prime minister and what he learns from his American ally. They are brothers in arms, but Clinton is weakened by the Lewinsky scandal in the middle of it all, while Blair strengthens his position, moving from being something of an acolyte to equal to moral superior, post-Kosovo.