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JFK The Director's Cut

( Catalog Number 35574 )
(2.50:1) (10 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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JFK The Director's Cut
1991 - 206 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Not Rated
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Oliver Stone's self-proclaimed "countermyth," JFK mocks the doubtful veracity of the Warren Commission's findings on the Kennedy assassination and summarizes some of the myriad theories that have been proposed in its contest. Focusing on the investigation by New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) into the activities of the FBI and other government agencies as well as their attempted cover-ups, Stone weaves fact and speculation into a compelling argument for the reopening of the case files. Garrison begins to investigate local links to the assassination, including Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones), David Ferrie (Joe Pesci), Guy Bannister (Ed Asner), Perry Russo (Kevin Bacon), and Lee Harvey Oswald (Gary Oldman). When the accounts of Ferrie, Russo, and others almost invariably diverge from the FBI versions of events, Garrison begins to suspect a cover-up. Widening his net, he interviews many of the original assassination witnesses and again finds little that coincides with the government's record. Combining interviews with an analysis of the physical evidence, Garrison's team posits the existence of a conspiracy to kill the president. A mysterious Col. X (Donald Sutherland) implies the orchestration of the conspiracy at the highest levels of government, and Garrison is ready to go to trial. Stone deploys video, different film stocks shot at varying speeds, and a dizzying style of montage while harnessing the talents of a large and extraordinary cast to create a film of undeniable power and excitement.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world,. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards it was nominated for: one for best photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for editing (Joe Hutshing). --- Clarke Fountain

Denounced by many critics as bogus and hailed by others as masterful, the pseudo-documentary JFK came to be considered the epitome of writer-director Oliver Stone's much-ridiculed conspiracy theories. For Stone and others who question the official version of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the film is both a crusade and a landmark in raising public consciousness. The success of the movie at the box office, and the recognition it received with eight Oscar nominations, forced the United States government to unseal secret files related to the assassination. The movie centers on New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) and his investigation into the links between businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones) and assassin Lee Harvey Oswald (Gary Oldman). Never has a major film director tackled such a highly controversial and sensitive political subject with such a big budget, an all-star cast, and worldwide attention. Whether or not Stone played fair in commingling archival footage and irrefutable facts with speculative plot lines and imaginative editing, the three-hour-plus film is undeniably a spectacular achievement, deserving of its Oscars for ed

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Cast for JFK The Director's Cut

Kevin Costner - Jim Garrison
Sissy Spacek - Liz Garrison
Joe Pesci - David Ferrie
Tommy Lee Jones - Clay Shaw
Gary Oldman - Lee Harvey Oswald
Jay O. Sanders - Lou Ivon
Donald Sutherland - X
Michael Rooker - Bill Broussard
Laurie Metcalf - Suzie Cox
Gary Grubbs - Al Oser
John Candy - Dean Andrews
Jack Lemmon - Jack Martin
Walter Matthau - Sen. Russell Long
Edward Asner - Guy Bannister
Kevin Bacon - Willie O'Keefe
Brian Doyle-Murray - Jack Ruby
Sally Kirkland - Rose Cheramie
Beata Pozniak - Marina Oswald
Vincent D'Onofrio - Bill Newman
Tomas Milian - Leopoldo
Jim Garrison - Earl Warren
Ruary O'Connell - 3rd Pathologist
Michael Ozag - Hobo #3
Christopher Otto - Assistant DA
Willem Oltmans - George DeMohrenschildt
Bob Orwig - Officer Poe
Ted Pennebaker - Arnold Rowland
Randy Means - Gov. Connally - Double
Larry Melton - Patrolman Joe Smith
Helen Miller - Garrison Receptionist
Carolina McCullough - Stripper
Errol McLendon - Man with Umbrella
Ellen McElduff - Jean Hill
Sally Nystuen - Mary Moorman
Joseph Nadell - Dr. McClelland
Edwin Neal - Mercer Interrogator
Zeke Mills - J.C. Price
Willie Minor - Bonnie Ray Williams
E.J. Morris - 1st Plaza Witness
Red Mitchell - Sgt. Harkness
John C. Martin - Prison Guard
Alvin Spicuzza - Bailiff
Sam Stoneburner - White House Man
John Seitz - General Lemnitzer
Michael Skipper - James Teague
Merlyn Sexton - Admiral Kenney
Linda Flores Wade - Syvia Odio
Frank Whaley - Fake Oswald (uncredited)
Wayne Tippet - FBI Agent Frank
Eric A. Vicini - French Reporter
Ronald Von Klaussen - Hobo #1
Pruitt Taylor Vince - Lee Bowers
Marco Perella - Mercer Interrogator
Steve F. Price, Jr. - 1st Pathologist
Anthony Ramirez - Epileptic
Ray Redd - Dodd
Pat Perkins - Mattie
Brittney Powell
Bill Pickle - Marion Baker
Richard Rutowski - Fence Shooter
Alex Rodine - White House Man
Chris Robinson - Dr. Humes
Perry R. Russo - Angry Bar Patron
Steve Reed - John F. Kennedy - Double
John Reneau - A Team Shooter
George R. Robertson - White House Man
Chris Renna - Bethesda Doctor
Stanley White - B

Crew for JFK The Director's Cut

Oliver Stone - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
A. Kitman Ho - Producer
Jim Garrison - Book Author
Jim Marrs - Book Author
Zachary Sklar - Screenwriter
Robert Richardson - Cinematographer
John Williams - Composer (Music Score)
Hank Corwin - Editor
Joe Hutshing - Editor
Pietro Scalia - Editor
Victor Kempster - Production Designer
Derek R. Hill - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Clayton Townsend - Co-producer / Production Manager
Joseph P. Reidy - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Arnon Milchan - Executive Producer
Crispian Sallis - Set Designer
Marlene Stewart - Costume Designer
Craig Berkeley - Makeup
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
Risa Bramon Garcia - Casting
Billy Hopkins - Casting
Heidi Levitt - Casting

Awards for JFK The Director's Cut

Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1991 Academy
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) Robert Richardson 1991 Academy
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Pietro Scalia 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Joe Hutshing 1991 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1991 Academy
Best Score (nom) John Williams 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Gregg Landaker 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Minkler 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Maitland, Todd A. 1991 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1991 Academy
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Directors Guild of America
Best Film (nom) 1991 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Film (nom) 1991 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Sound (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1992 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Actor (Drama) (nom) Kevin Costner 1992 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) 1992 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) Oliver Stone 1992 Golden Globe
Best Film (Drama) (nom) 1992 Golden Globe
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1993 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) Pietro Scalia 1993 British Academy Awards

------- Second Feature Details --------

Beyond JFK: The Question of Conspiracy
1992 - USA - 90 min. - Documentary, Color
Director Danny Schechter
Genre/Type Education, Documentary
MPAA Rating Not Rated
Sound by Digital
Produced by Warner Brothers

Movie Review for LaserDisc LD:
Features more fascinating, and sometimes shocking interviews with a number of eyewitnesses to, and participants in, the events in Dallas, the day Kennedy was killed.

Feature Details

Title: JFK The Director's Cut
Feature Release Date: 1991
Genre: Drama
Rating: Not Rated
Color: Color
Runtime: 206 Minutes
Chapters: 121
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.50:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 10 Feb 1993
Catalog Number: 35574
UPC: 085393557461
ISBN: 0-7907-1545-7
Manufacturer: WEA USA
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 10
Cover: Box Set
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 35574
Shipping Weight: 3 lbs
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Kevin Costner, Sissy Spacek, Joe Pesci, Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Oldman, Donald Sutherland, John Candy, Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau

JFK The Director's Cut

( Catalog Number 35574 )
(2.50:1) (10 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

JFK The Director's Cut
1991 - 206 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Not Rated
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Oliver Stone's self-proclaimed "countermyth," JFK mocks the doubtful veracity of the Warren Commission's findings on the Kennedy assassination and summarizes some of the myriad theories that have been proposed in its contest. Focusing on the investigation by New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) into the activities of the FBI and other government agencies as well as their attempted cover-ups, Stone weaves fact and speculation into a compelling argument for the reopening of the case files. Garrison begins to investigate local links to the assassination, including Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones), David Ferrie (Joe Pesci), Guy Bannister (Ed Asner), Perry Russo (Kevin Bacon), and Lee Harvey Oswald (Gary Oldman). When the accounts of Ferrie, Russo, and others almost invariably diverge from the FBI versions of events, Garrison begins to suspect a cover-up. Widening his net, he interviews many of the original assassination witnesses and again finds little that coincides with the government's record. Combining interviews with an analysis of the physical evidence, Garrison's team posits the existence of a conspiracy to kill the president. A mysterious Col. X (Donald Sutherland) implies the orchestration of the conspiracy at the highest levels of government, and Garrison is ready to go to trial. Stone deploys video, different film stocks shot at varying speeds, and a dizzying style of montage while harnessing the talents of a large and extraordinary cast to create a film of undeniable power and excitement.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world,. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards it was nominated for: one for best photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for editing (Joe Hutshing). --- Clarke Fountain

Denounced by many critics as bogus and hailed by others as masterful, the pseudo-documentary JFK came to be considered the epitome of writer-director Oliver Stone's much-ridiculed conspiracy theories. For Stone and others who question the official version of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the film is both a crusade and a landmark in raising public consciousness. The success of the movie at the box office, and the recognition it received with eight Oscar nominations, forced the United States government to unseal secret files related to the assassination. The movie centers on New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) and his investigation into the links between businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones) and assassin Lee Harvey Oswald (Gary Oldman). Never has a major film director tackled such a highly controversial and sensitive political subject with such a big budget, an all-star cast, and worldwide attention. Whether or not Stone played fair in commingling archival footage and irrefutable facts with speculative plot lines and imaginative editing, the three-hour-plus film is undeniably a spectacular achievement, deserving of its Oscars for ed

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Cast for JFK The Director's Cut

Kevin Costner - Jim Garrison
Sissy Spacek - Liz Garrison
Joe Pesci - David Ferrie
Tommy Lee Jones - Clay Shaw
Gary Oldman - Lee Harvey Oswald
Jay O. Sanders - Lou Ivon
Donald Sutherland - X
Michael Rooker - Bill Broussard
Laurie Metcalf - Suzie Cox
Gary Grubbs - Al Oser
John Candy - Dean Andrews
Jack Lemmon - Jack Martin
Walter Matthau - Sen. Russell Long
Edward Asner - Guy Bannister
Kevin Bacon - Willie O'Keefe
Brian Doyle-Murray - Jack Ruby
Sally Kirkland - Rose Cheramie
Beata Pozniak - Marina Oswald
Vincent D'Onofrio - Bill Newman
Tomas Milian - Leopoldo
Jim Garrison - Earl Warren
Ruary O'Connell - 3rd Pathologist
Michael Ozag - Hobo #3
Christopher Otto - Assistant DA
Willem Oltmans - George DeMohrenschildt
Bob Orwig - Officer Poe
Ted Pennebaker - Arnold Rowland
Randy Means - Gov. Connally - Double
Larry Melton - Patrolman Joe Smith
Helen Miller - Garrison Receptionist
Carolina McCullough - Stripper
Errol McLendon - Man with Umbrella
Ellen McElduff - Jean Hill
Sally Nystuen - Mary Moorman
Joseph Nadell - Dr. McClelland
Edwin Neal - Mercer Interrogator
Zeke Mills - J.C. Price
Willie Minor - Bonnie Ray Williams
E.J. Morris - 1st Plaza Witness
Red Mitchell - Sgt. Harkness
John C. Martin - Prison Guard
Alvin Spicuzza - Bailiff
Sam Stoneburner - White House Man
John Seitz - General Lemnitzer
Michael Skipper - James Teague
Merlyn Sexton - Admiral Kenney
Linda Flores Wade - Syvia Odio
Frank Whaley - Fake Oswald (uncredited)
Wayne Tippet - FBI Agent Frank
Eric A. Vicini - French Reporter
Ronald Von Klaussen - Hobo #1
Pruitt Taylor Vince - Lee Bowers
Marco Perella - Mercer Interrogator
Steve F. Price, Jr. - 1st Pathologist
Anthony Ramirez - Epileptic
Ray Redd - Dodd
Pat Perkins - Mattie
Brittney Powell
Bill Pickle - Marion Baker
Richard Rutowski - Fence Shooter
Alex Rodine - White House Man
Chris Robinson - Dr. Humes
Perry R. Russo - Angry Bar Patron
Steve Reed - John F. Kennedy - Double
John Reneau - A Team Shooter
George R. Robertson - White House Man
Chris Renna - Bethesda Doctor
Stanley White - B

Crew for JFK The Director's Cut

Oliver Stone - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
A. Kitman Ho - Producer
Jim Garrison - Book Author
Jim Marrs - Book Author
Zachary Sklar - Screenwriter
Robert Richardson - Cinematographer
John Williams - Composer (Music Score)
Hank Corwin - Editor
Joe Hutshing - Editor
Pietro Scalia - Editor
Victor Kempster - Production Designer
Derek R. Hill - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Clayton Townsend - Co-producer / Production Manager
Joseph P. Reidy - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Arnon Milchan - Executive Producer
Crispian Sallis - Set Designer
Marlene Stewart - Costume Designer
Craig Berkeley - Makeup
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
Risa Bramon Garcia - Casting
Billy Hopkins - Casting
Heidi Levitt - Casting

Awards for JFK The Director's Cut

Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1991 Academy
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) Robert Richardson 1991 Academy
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Pietro Scalia 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Joe Hutshing 1991 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1991 Academy
Best Score (nom) John Williams 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Gregg Landaker 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Minkler 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Maitland, Todd A. 1991 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1991 Academy
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Directors Guild of America
Best Film (nom) 1991 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Film (nom) 1991 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Sound (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1992 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Actor (Drama) (nom) Kevin Costner 1992 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) 1992 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) Oliver Stone 1992 Golden Globe
Best Film (Drama) (nom) 1992 Golden Globe
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1993 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) Pietro Scalia 1993 British Academy Awards

------- Second Feature Details --------

Beyond JFK: The Question of Conspiracy
1992 - USA - 90 min. - Documentary, Color
Director Danny Schechter
Genre/Type Education, Documentary
MPAA Rating Not Rated
Sound by Digital
Produced by Warner Brothers

Movie Review for LaserDisc LD:
Features more fascinating, and sometimes shocking interviews with a number of eyewitnesses to, and participants in, the events in Dallas, the day Kennedy was killed.

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