A story about a man who travels back in time to Fort Worth, Texas on November 22, 1963 and prevents the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Victor Slezak | ... | John F. Kennedy | |
| Caprice Benedetti | ... | Jacqueline Kennedy | |
| Vince Grant | ... | Robert F. Kennedy | |
| Bruce Campbell | ... | William Roberts | |
| Barry Corbin | ... | Lyndon Johnson | |
| Larry Drake | ... | J. Edgar Hoover | |
| Ralph Waite | ... | The Time Traveler | |
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Joseph Murphy | ... | Raymond Mead |
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Rick Gianasi | ... | James Robert Kennedy |
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David Haig | ... | Clint Hill |
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Debra Port | ... | Janice Kennedy |
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Amanda Bernacchi | ... | Cheryl Stein |
| Dawn Lafferty | ... | Magic Bullit | |
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Shelly Marks | ... | Norma Jeane |
| Richard Jewell | ... | Agent Richards | |
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A story about a man who travels back in time to Fort Worth, Texas on November 22, 1963 and prevents the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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time travel | dallas texas | john f. kennedy assassination | first family | president |Taglines:
The futures last hope is the past. See more »Genres:
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"Red Dwarf", a British television series also had an episode with this exact same premise except it was released in 1997. The episode titled "Tikka to Ride" has time travel events related to the assassination of JFK. JFK is rescued when they stop Lee Harvey Oswald, but time changes and the results aren't what they expected. An older JFK is shown what happened to the world after his assassination. He then choose to let the events play out as they originally did but with himself holding the gun. See more »Goofs
The beginning of the film shows the date 18 October 1979, which was near the end of the lunar month, while the night shot right after that shows the moon as it is at the beginning of the lunar month. See more »Crazy Credits
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Every generation has its "I remember exactly where I was" experience. For the living the list of these events runs from the sinking of the Titanic to the destruction of the World Trade Center. For my generation it is a cascade of events that begins with JFK's assassination. Nov 22, 1963 we were in school, heard the news and rushed home to watch events unfold on television.
In this time travel story JFK doesn't die, he learns that his philandering will ruin his image and stops, he turns the Cold War driven space race into an international project and stops the escalation of US involvement in Viet Nam --thus saving 57,000 lives.
I'd have to agree with others that the story telling here needs work. The order in which we see events doesn't convey the story arc all that well. Production values are low, there's gratuitous use of course language which, while all too common now, was alien then. As for the nudity: well, it was something to see Marilyn Monroe reproduce one of her most famous poses for JFK. I won't quibble about that.
My generation has the images of that weekend burned into our consciousness. In this story the Zapruder film, taken on the "Grassy Knoll," doesn't show the top of JFK's head being blown off. In this story Walter Cronkite's first announcement of something going in the President's motorcade doesn't end with him saying that JFK is dead. (Note: those of us in school didn't see it live, but we've lived with the taped images ever since.) And, finally, the event that takes place in Parkland Hospital (just outside Dallas) is joyous. It's not the end of a Presidency that had begun to capture the enthusiasm of a generation with it's New Frontier and Peace Corps, but a celebration of something new.
For it's many flaws this film shows some beautiful healing images.