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Executive Action - 1973 - Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan, Will Geer

Executive Action - 1973 - Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan, Will Geer
Price USD 26.55
CAD 26.99
Seller Learmedia Rare and Classic Videos

"The men are powerful. Influential. Immensely wealthy. They have ties to big business, to government, and to an underground network of free-lance intelligence operatives ready to carry out and order. They have come together to plan a murder that will rock the United States to its foundations – the assassination of President John f. Kennedy. Could this conspiracy have happened? Executive Action confronts the frighteningly real possibility that it could have…and perhaps, that it did. Using actual news footage of the tumultuous events leading up to November 22, 1963, never altering the established facts or contradicting the historical record, Executive Action thrillingly imagines a complex, daring attempt to change the course of U. S policy by eliminating the man responsible. “Everything we show in Executive Action is supported by evidence,” says Director David Miller. “We can’t say how it was done or what the conspirators said to each other, but we can make it clear that one person couldn’t have done the crime alone.” Burt Lancaster and Robert Ryan, the stars of Executive Action, shared a similar attitude toward Miller’s controversial hypothesis. “At the outset,” says Miller, “before they had read Dalton Trumbo’s screenplay or studies the documentation, both men were highly sceptical about the concept of a conspiracy to Kill JFK. They just wouldn’t buy it. But when they did their homework and realized that our picture is based on fact, they were totally dedicated to the project.” Scene by scene, Executive Action builds increasing tension as the fateful day draws closer. The assassination sequence itself is a brilliant reconstruction of all we know took place that afternoon in Dallas. But was there more? That, we may never know. "– from cover Directed by David Miller Writing credits Dalton Trumbo (screenplay) Donald Freed (story) Cast (in credits order) Burt Lancaster .... James Farrington Robert Ryan .... Foster Will Geer .... Ferguson Gilbert Green .... Paulitz John Anderson .... Halliday Paul Carr .... Chris Colby Chester .... Tim Ed Lauter .... Team 'A' Operations Chief Walter Brooke .... Smythe John Brascia .... Team 'B' Rifleman Richard Bull .... Team 'A' Gunman Sidney Clute .... Depository Clerk Deanna Darrin .... Stripper Lee Delano .... Team 'A' Gunman Lloyd Gough .... McCadden Graydon Gould .... TV Commentator Rick Hurst .... Used Car Salesman (as Richard Hurst) Robert Karnes .... Man at Rifle Range James MacColl .... Oswald Imposter (as James Mac Coll) Joaquín Martínez .... Art Mendoza (as Jacquin Martinez) Dick Miller .... Team 'B' Rifleman Oscar Orcini .... Jack Ruby Tom Peters .... Sergeant Paul Sorenson .... Officer Brown Hunter von Leer .... Team 'B' Rifleman (as Hunter Von Leer) Sandy Ward .... Policeman William Watson .... Team 'B' Technician rest of cast listed alphabetically: John Himes .... Reporter (unbilled) Matthew Ahman .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) George Aiken .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) Glen A. Bennett .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Eugene Carson Blake .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) Leonid Brezhnev .... Himself (applauds Test Ban Treaty, beside Khrushchev) (archive footage) (uncredited) Earle Cabell .... Himself (welcomes JFK to Dallas) (archive footage) (uncredited) Mrs. Earle Cabell .... Herself (presents flowers to Mrs. Kennedy) (archive footage) (uncredited) (unconfirmed) John Connally .... Himself (in Dallas with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Nellie Connally .... Herself (in Dallas with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Jesse E. Curry .... Himself (Dallas police chief, behind Oswald) (archive footage) (uncredited) Chuck Dawson .... Extra (uncredited) J.C. Day .... Himself (holds rifle aloft) (archive footage) (uncredited) Patrick Dean .... Himself (stands by ambulance door) (archive footage) (uncredited) Everett Dirksen .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) William C. Foster .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) Will Fritz .... Himself (Dallas chief of homicide, with reporters) (archive footage) (uncredited) J. William Fulbright .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) L.C. Graves .... Himself (arrives at hospital with Oswald) (archive footage) (uncredited) William Greer .... Himself (in limousine at airport) (archive footage) (uncredited) Andrei Gromyko .... Himself (signs Test Ban Treaty) (archive footage) (uncredited) Bobby Hargis .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) George W. Hickey .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Clint Hill .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Hubert H. Humphrey .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) Lady Bird Johnson .... Herself (in Dallas with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Lyndon Johnson .... Himself (in Dallas with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Roy Kellerman .... Himself (in limousine at airport) (archive footage) (uncredited) Ed Kemmer .... Reporter (uncredited) Caroline Kennedy .... Herself (with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Jacqueline Kennedy .... Herself (in Dallas with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) John F. Kennedy .... Himself (speeches) (archive footage) (uncredited) John Kennedy Jr. .... Himself (with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Robert F. Kennedy .... Himself (listens to Test Ban speech) (archive footage) (uncredited) Nikita Khrushchev .... Himself (applauds Test Ban Treaty) (archive footage) (uncredited) Malcolm Kilduff .... Himself (enters Parkland Hospital, with cigarette) (archive footage) (uncredited) Martin Luther King .... Himself (with civil rights leaders at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) Samuel A. Kinney .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Paul E. Landis .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Jim Leavelle .... Himself (arrives at hospital with Oswald) (archive footage) (uncredited) John Lewis .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) B.J. Martin .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Tim McIntyre .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Robert McNamara .... Himself (listens to Test Ban speech) (archive footage) (uncredited) W.E. Newman Jr. .... Himself (lies in Dealey Plaza, shielding son) (archive footage) (uncredited) Kenneth P. O'Donnell .... Himself (in presidential motorcade, behind Kinney) (archive footage) (uncredited) Lee Harvey Oswald .... Himself (explains Communism, denies charges, arrives at hospital) (archive footage) (uncredited) Ike Pappas .... Himself (at shooting of Oswald) (archive footage) (uncredited) David F. Powers .... Himself (in presidential motorcade, behind Roberts) (archive footage) (uncredited) Joachim Prinz .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) A. Philip Randolph .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) Sam Rayburn .... Himself (listens to Test Ban speech) (archive footage) (uncredited) (unconfirmed) John D. Ready .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Walter Reuther .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) Emory P. Roberts .... Himself (in presidential motorcade) (archive footage) (uncredited) Jack Ruby .... Himself (moves to shoot Oswald, arrested) (archive footage) (uncredited) Dean Rusk .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) Leverett Saltonstall .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing, partially visible) (archive footage) (uncredited) George A. Smathers .... Himself (behind JFK at Test Ban signing) (archive footage) (uncredited) Adlai Stevenson .... Himself (badgered by right-wing hecklers) (archive footage) (uncredited) Lewis Strauss .... Himself (testifies against Test Ban Treaty) (archive footage) (uncredited) Edward Teller .... Himself (testifies against Test Ban Treaty) (archive footage) (uncredited) U Thant .... Himself (applauds Test Ban Treaty) (archive footage) (uncredited) Cyrus Vance .... Himself (handshake with JFK) (archive footage) (uncredited) Henry M. Wade .... Himself (Dallas DA, pronounces Oswald the killer) (archive footage) (uncredited) Roy Wilkins .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House, partially visible) (archive footage) (uncredited) Whitney Young .... Himself (with JFK and King at the White House) (archive footage) (uncredited) Runtime: 91 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Color Sound Mix: Mono Certification: Australia:PG / Norway:16 / Sweden:15 / USA:PG

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