| UPC: |
7-321937-123062 (DVD) |
| Region Coding: |
Region 2 |
| Production Year: |
1991 |
| Rating: |
Från 11 år |
| Running Time: |
181 min. |
| DVD Release: |
2/21/2001 |
| Case Type: |
Snapper |
| Video Formats: |
Widescreen 2.35:1, Full Frame 1.33:1 |
| Disc Formats: |
Single Sided, Dual Layered |
| SRP: |
0.00kr |
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JFK, Oliver Stone's powerful film about the shots heard round the world and the mystery that still surrounds them, is one of the most provocative movies of our time. In addition to its boxoffice success, critical acclaim and awards it played a major role in the national debate that led to the passage of the 1992 Assassination Materials Disclosure Act. |
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| Studios |
Warner Bros.
Le Studio Canal +
Regency Enterprises
Media Companies: Sandrew Metronome |
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| Subtitles |
Danish
Dutch
English
Finnish
French
German
Italian
Norwegian
Portuguese
Spanish |
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| Audio Tracks |
English Dolby Digital 5.1
German Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
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| Cast |
Sally Kirkland as Rose Cheramie
Anthony Ramirez as Epileptic
Ray LePere as Zapruder
Steve Reed as John F. Kennedy - Double
Jodi Farber as Jackie Kennedy - Double
Columbia Dubose as Nellie Connally - Double
Randy Means as Gov. Connally - Double
Kevin Costner as Jim Garrison
Jay O. Sanders as Lou Ivon
E. J. Morris as Plaza Witness #1
Cheryl Penland as Plaza Witness #2
Jim Gough as Plaza Witness #3
Perry R. Russo as Angry Bar Patron
Mike Longman as TV Newsman #1
Edward Asner as Guy Bannister
Jack Lemmon as Jack Martin
Vincent D'Onofrio as Bill Newman
Gary Oldman as Lee Harvey Oswald
Sissy Spacek as Liz Garrison
Pat Perkins as Mattie
Brian Doyle-Murray as Jack Ruby
Wayne Knight as Numa Bertel
Michael Rooker as Bill Broussard
Laurie Metcalf as Susie Cox
Gary Grubbs as Al Oser
Beata Pozniak as Marina Oswald
Tom Howard as L.B.J.
John William Galt as L.B.J. Voice (voice)
Joe Pesci as David Ferrie
Ron Jackson as FBI Spokesman
Walter Matthau as Senator Long
Sean Stone as Jasper Garrison
Amy Long as Virginia Garrison
Scott Krueger as Snapper Garrison
Allison Pratt Davis as Elizabeth Garrison
Pruitt Taylor Vince as Lee Bowers
Red Mitchell as Sgt. Harkness
Ronald von Klaussen as Hobo #1
John S. Davies as Hobo #2
Michael Ozag as Hobo #3
Tony Plana as Carlos Bringuier
Tommy Lee Jones as Clay Shaw
Tomas Milian as Leopoldo
Raul Aranas as Angelo
John Candy as Dean Andrews
John C. Martin as Prison Guard
Kevin Bacon as Willie O'Keefe
Henri Alciatore as Maitre d'
Willem Oltmans as George DeMohrenschildt
Gail Cronauer as Janet Williams
Gary Carter as Bill Williams
Roxie M. Frnka as Earlene Roberts
Zeke Mills as J.C. Price
James N. Harrell as Sam Holland
Ray Redd as Dodd
Ellen McElduff as Jean Hill
Sally Nystuen as Mary Moorman
Jo Anderson as Julia Ann Mercer
Marco Perella as Mercer Interrogator
Edwin Neal as Mercer Interrogator
Spain Logue as FBI Agent #1 with Hill
Darryl Cox as FBI Agent #2 with Hill
T. J. Kennedy as Hill Interrogator
Carolina McCullough as Stripper
Jim Garrison as Earl Warren
J. J. Johnston as Mobster with Broussard
R. Bruce Elliott as Bolton Ford Dealer
Barry Chambers as Man at Firing Range
Linda Flores Wade as Sylvia Odio
William Larsen as Will Fritz
Alec Gifford as TV Newsman #2
Eric A. Vicini as French Reporter
Michael Gurievsky as Russian Reporter
Caroline Crosthwaite-Eyre as British Reporter
Helen Miller as Garrison Receptionist
Harold Herthum as Coroner
Wayne Tippit as FBI Agent - Frank
Donald Sutherland as X
Dale Dye as General Y
Norman Davis as Colonel Reich
Errol McLendon as Man with Umbrella
John Seitz as General Lemnitzer
Bruce Gelb as Board Room Man
Jerry Douglas as Board Room Man
Ryan MacDonald as Board Room Man
Duane Grey as Board Room Man
George Robertson as White House Man
Baxter Harris as White House Man
Alex Rodzi Rodine as White House Man
Sam Stoneburner as White House Man
Odin K. Langford as Officer Habighorst
Bob Gunton as TV Newsman #3
Nathan Scott as John Chancler
Jorge Fernandez as Miguel Torres
Roy Barnitt as Irvin F. Dymond
Alvin Spicuzza as Bailiff
John Finnegan as Judge Haggerty
Walter Breaux as Vernon Bundy
Michael Skipper as James Teague
Melodee Bowman as FBI Receptionist
I. D. Brickman as Dr. Peters
Joseph Nadell as Dr. McClelland
Chris Robinson as Dr. Humes
Peter Maloney as Colonel Finck
Chris Renna as Bethesda Doctor
Dalton Dearborn as Army General
Merlyn Sexton as Admiral Kenney
Steve F. Price, Jr. as Pathologist #1
Tom Bullock as Pathologist #2
Ruary O'Connell as Pathologist #3
Christopher Kosiciuk as FBI Agent at Autopsy
John Reneau as A Team Shooter
Stanley White as B Team Shooter
Richard Rutowski as Fence Shooter
Bill Bolender as Prisoner Powell
Larry Melton as Patrolman Joe Smith
Carol Farabee as Carolyn Arnold
Willie Minor as Bonnie Ray Williams
Ted Pennebaker as Arnold Rowland
Bill Pickle as Marion Baker
Mykel Chaves as Sandra Styles
Price Carson as Tippet
Gil Glasgow as Tippet Shooter
Bob Orwig as Officer Poe
Loys Bergeron as Jury Foreman
Kristina Hare as Reporter
Mark Thomason as Stand-In for Mr. Costner |
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| Crew |
Direction:
Oliver Stone: Director
Writing:
Jim Garrison: Original Material By
Jim Marrs: Original Material By
Oliver Stone: Screenwriter
Zachary Sklar: Screenwriter
Production:
Arnon Milchan: Executive Producer
A. Kitman Ho: Producer
Oliver Stone: Producer
Cinematography:
Robert Richardson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Joe Hutshing: Film Editor
Pietro Scalia: Film Editor
Music:
John Williams: Composer
Sound:
Tod A. Maitland: Production Sound Mixer
Wylie Stateman: Supervising Sound Editor
Michael D. Wilhoit: Supervising Sound Editor
Michael Minkler: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gregg Landaker: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Marlene Stewart: Costume Designer
Victor Kempster: Production Designer
Derek R. Hill: Art Director
Alan R. Tomkins: Art Director
Ron Berkeley: Make-up Artist
Craig Berkeley: Make-up Artist
Wade Daily: Make-up Artist
Elaine Thomas: Make-up Artist
Cassandra Scott: Make-up Artist
Kelvin Trahan: Make-up Artist
Dan Bronson: Costume Designer
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