* John F. Kennedy : Movie Videos * [19 titles]
- Investigative Reports: Jack Anderson: JFK, The Mob And Me VHS
In a career that spans over five decades, Jack Anderson has earned a reputation as one of the most respected and accomplished investigative journalists in America.
In this remarkable program, Anderson details his close relationship with John F. Kennedy and tells of his belief that the Mafia was involved in his assassination. Anderson's theory of Mob involvement in JFK's death is bolstered by his close contacts with important Mob bosses in the 1950s, '60s and '70s, and his revelations of organized crime's relationships with Castro, Cuba, and the CIA. Extensive footage documents the relationships that Anderson claims were at the heart of the tragedy, and interviews with former Anderson sources shed light on the theory. Revisit the discoveries that led Anderson to the troubling conclusion that has been embraced by conspiracy theorists worldwide, and see how others have worked to further the investigation.
And in a rare interview, director Oliver Stone tells how Anderson's work influenced his Academy-Award winning JFK. 50 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- 20th Century With Mike Wallace: JFK: A New Look VHS
John F. Kennedy was president for little more than a thousand days. His assassination robbed the nation of a youthful leader whose spirit and vision had captivated the nation. But what did he really accomplish as president?
35 years after Kennedy?s death, THE 20TH CENTURY takes a sober, objective look at the accomplishments of his administration. What is revealed will surprise many. The tangible achievements were few--most of his important domestic legislation was passed after his death. Instead, we see a legacy of unanswered questions: what would he have done in Vietnam, would his sexual indiscretions have caught up to him? But there is no denying that his ability to inspire hope and passion, and that will always remain the true legacy of the Kennedy Presidency.
Join Mike Wallace for a fascinating, revealing look at the 1000 days of Camelot. 50 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- History Undercover: JFK & PT 109: A Hero in Question VHS
The story has long been repeated as gospel: on August 2nd, 1943, when the PT Boat he commanded was struck and sunk by a Japanese destroyer, a young John Kennedy demonstrated extraordinary courage and dedication in saving the lives of 10 crewmembers. JFK's rise to the presidency was sped along by his status as a wartime hero, but HISTORY UNDERCOVER® dares to ask whether that reputation was deserved.
JFK & PT-109: A HERO IN QUESTION reviews official documents and examines the testimony of surviving crew members and the naval officers who investigated the incident. What emerges is a markedly different version of what happened. Based on these sources and insight from experts like Nigel Hamilton, the author of JFK: Reckless Youth, and Paul B. Fay, Jr., the commander of PT 167, JFK & PT 109 suggests that the Kennedy family made a deliberate and successful attempt to bury the facts in order to protect the carefully-shaped image of their favorite son.
After nearly 60 years, another side of one of WWII's best-known tales finally comes to light. 50 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- 20th Century With Mike Wallace: Assassination and Aftermath: The Death of JFK and the Warren Report VHS
It is the Holy Grail of conspiracy theorists. More than 30 years after the fact, the assassination of John F. Kennedy remains a topic of intense debate. Did Oswald act alone? Was the Warren Commission pressured into releasing a false report? Is it possible that the CIA had Kennedy killed?
Join Mike Wallace for a point-by-point investigation of these and other questions surrounding the events of November 22, 1963. Extensive footage from the CBS archives plus clips from the world-famous Zapruder home movie bring the tragedy to life, while interviews with those who were there including reporters and government officials capture the chaos and grief of one of the most terrible moments in American history.
THE 20th CENTURY also examines the controversial findings of the Warren Report, and talks to many people who believe that the report was manipulated by forces within the government. 50 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- Time Machine: False Witness VHS
On March 1st of 1967, Clay L. Shaw, a successful businessman and highly decorated WWII veteran, was arrested by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison on charges of conspiring to murder President John F. Kennedy. So began one of the oddest chapters in the seemingly never-ending inquiry into the JFK assassination.
FALSE WITNESS traces Shaw's ordeal from the moment of the arrest to the verdict and beyond, painting a portrait of a man whose life was turned upside down in the name of political ambition. Though the trial ended in a crushing defeat for Garrison, his version of the events was popularized by the director Oliver Stone in the controversial film, JFK. Drawing on the research of author Patricia Lambert (False Witness), this program tells the real story of what happened, and it is more fantastic than anything Stone could contrive.
For years, the facts have been obscured by people uninterested in the truth. Now, the complete tale is finally told. 50 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- Biography: John F. Kennedy: A Personal Story VHS
He will always be remembered as the youthful president who inspired America, a charismatic leader who gave the nation a sense of pride and confidence.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was different than any other president America had ever seen. His sharp mind, quick wit and boundless determination won him friends, confidantes and devoted followers. As a World War II hero, respected senator, and author of Why England Slept and the Pulitzer Prize® winning Profiles in Courage, Kennedy regarded life as a race against boredom. Here, the pivotal moments of his life and presidency are revisited through archival footage and interviews with famous journalists, Hollywood actors, and White House staffers.
Trace the compelling story of this unforgettable leader, and explore the rich dynasty he left behind. 100 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- The Men Who Killed Kennedy - set with FREE VIDEO! (6 volume set) VHS/DVD
A medical technician at the autopsy in Washington D.C. states categorically that the body he saw was not the one in the official autopsy photographs.
A photo analyst claims he can conclusively disprove the single bullet theory.
Miami police covertly taped a right-wing activist who described the assassination 13 days before it happened. Yet the Warren Commission ignored the Miami connection.
THE MEN WHO KILLED KENNEDY is a balanced, unflinching look at the many loose ends and troubling facts surrounding the assassination of JFK. Exclusive interviews with hundreds of people involved, including police and government officials, point to many problems with the official findings, and independently conducted studies cast doubt on many of the conclusions of the Warren Report.
From the mysterious background of Oswald to the schizophrenic behavior of the Secret Service and FBI, every aspect of the case is examined, and new evidence exposes the sinister forces behind the brutal murder of JFK. Watch...and decide for yourself!
Comes with a free bonus video, Men Who Killed Kennedy: The Truth Shall Make You Free.
250 min. [from A&E] [use the Search Box]
- JFK (Spanish Subtitled Version) (1991) VHS
In English with Spanish subtitles.
- JFK In Ireland VHS
June, 1963: President John F. Kennedy travels to Ireland and is met with open arms everywhere he goes. This program chronicles JFK's visit with rare footage of the trip to his family's birthplace. 42 min.
- JFK: Director's Cut (1991) VHS
Oliver Stone's controversial account of the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath stars Kevin Costner as New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison, who charged a local businessman with involvement in a highly-placed conspiracy behind the president's death. This special video version features 17 minutes of restored footage shedding new light on Stone's theories. Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pesci, Sissy Spacek co-star. 206 min.
- JFK: Director's Cut (Letterboxed Version) VHS
Also available in a theatrical, widescreen format.
- JFK: Special Edition Director's Cut (1991) DVD
Oliver Stone's controversial account of the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath stars Kevin Costner as New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison, who charged a local businessman with involvement in a highly-placed conspiracy behind the president's death. This special video version features 17 minutes of restored footage shedding new light on Stone's theories. Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pesci, Sissy Spacek co-star. 206 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English 5.1; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese; audio commentary by Stone; 45 minutes of deleted and extended scenes; theatrical trailer; scene access.
- JFK: The Day The Nation Cried: November 22, 1963 (1989) VHS
An in-depth overview chronicling the life and death of one of this country's most beloved leaders that uses never-before-seen videotape and television news footage to provide new insights into the man and the myth. 52 min.
- JFK: The Day The Nation Cried: November 22, 1963 (1989) DVD
An in-depth overview chronicling the life and death of one of this country's most beloved leaders that uses never-before-seen videotape and television news footage to provide new insights into the man and the myth. 52 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; biography; scene access; interactive menus; archival speech footage; more.
- Kennedys: The Early Years 1900-1961 up to 30% off
- Kennedys: The Later Years 1962-1980 up to 30% off
- John F. Kennedy - The Commemorative Video Album up to 7% off
- Kennedy's Cold War: Keeping the Commies Covered up to 15% off
- The Kennedys up to 15% off
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