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7.4/10   106 votes
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Director:
Larry Peerce
Writers (WGA):
C. David Heymann (biography)
Roger O. Hirson (teleplay)
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Release Date:
13 October 1991 (USA) more
Genre:
Biography | Drama more
Awards:
Won Primetime Emmy. Another 2 nominations more
User Comments:
Excellent Adaption more

Cast

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Joss Ackland ... Aristoteles Onassis
Marianna Bishop ... Young Jacqueline Bouvier

Andy Buckley ... John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr.

Stephen Collins ... John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Ashley Crow ... Lee Bouvier Radziwill

Nadia Dajani ... Christina Onassis

William Devane ... 'Black Jack' Bouvier
Roma Downey ... Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

Lisa Eichhorn ... Dr. Jordan
Bonnie Gagnon ... Young Lee Bouvier
Boyd Gaines ... Yusha Auchincloss

Sarah Michelle Gellar ... Teenage Jacqueline Bouvier
Carlin Glynn ... Lady Bird Johnson

Eve Gordon ... Marilyn Monroe

Clark Gregg ... Ken O'Donnell

Nick Gregory ... Clay Holmby (as Nicholas Gregory)

Bob Gunton ... Hugh Auchincloss
Wendy Hughes ... Janet Lee Bouvier
Anna Levine ... Ilona
Jad Mager ... Alex Onassis
Nan Martin ... Diana Vreeland
Carolyn McCandlish ... Younger Lee Bouvier
Rob McDaniel ... Taunting Boy #2

Mary McMillan ... Martha Bartlett
Kathleen McNenny ... Ethel Kennedy
Mark Metcalf ... George Smathers
Robin Morse ... Adult Caroline Kennedy
Gary Wade Morton ... N Street Photographer
Rosemary Murphy ... Rose Kennedy
Pamela Nyberg
Michael O'Gorman ... Coleman
David O. Patterson ... James Lee
Stephen Pearlman ... City Editor
Dylan Price ... Edward 'Teddy' Kennedy

Tim Ransom ... Robert Kennedy
Jack Ryland ... Larry O'Brien

Kate Skinner ... Woman Reporter
Brian Smiar ... Lyndon B. Johnson
Josef Sommer ... Joseph Kennedy Sr.
Richard Springle ... Charles Bartlett
Sam Stoneburner ... Andre Meyer
John Leonard Thompson ... Ex-Boyfriend

Tom Todoroff ... Mr. Kenneth

Jessica Tuck ... Lorraine Murrey
Nicholas Walker ... Peter Lawford

Nancy Youngblut ... Press Secretary
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Additional Details

MPAA:
Rated PG for thematic elements and depiction of the assasination.
Runtime:
USA:246 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Filming Locations:
Richmond, Virginia, USA more

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7 out of 7 people found the following comment useful:-
Excellent Adaption, 5 November 2000
Author: jenoch1962 (jenoch1962@aol.com) from Pueblo, Colorado

The fact that this mini-series came to be is unbelievable in itself. The source biography by C. David Heymann is full of details, but they never seem to be put into any sort of sensible order. Roger O. Hirson scripted an almost unreadable book into three, two-hour segments which were not only comprehensive, but also intriguing. The film spans Jacqueline's life up to the late 1980's. She was still alive at the time this film aired. Roma Downey as Jackie Kennedy is very believable. She carries herself most of the time as we all saw Jackie...very aloof. At other times, usually with her children, she is very human. Downey's Irish accent is constantly present just below the surface, and this bothered me a bit. But never the less, one believes that she is Jackie by the end of the film. The other great castings are those of Josef Sommer as Joe Kennedy Sr., Wendy Hughes as Janet Auchincloss, Carlin Glynn as Lady Bird Johnson, and William Devane as Jack Bouvier. As for the rest of the cast, I feel they were not wise choices for the roles they played. Stephen Collins is nothing like Jack Kennedy. He cannot even hold the accent through one scene. Historical accuracy is NOT one of this film's strong points. Some of the wardrobe is not accurate, i.e. Ethel Kennedy's dress at Good Samaritan Hospital, Jackie's hair styles, and the interiors of the White House are not correct in any way. But this shouldn't distract you if you are not a purist. This film will be entertaining to anyone interested in Jackie Kennedy Onassis, because it tells her story in a non-biased, honest fashion.

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