The Sixties 

Interviews and archival footage focusing on the politics, music, technical advancements, drugs and the "free love" movement of the 1960s.

Stars:

John Heilemann, Robert Dallek, Tim Naftali

Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmys. Another 2 nominations.

Cast

Series cast summary:
John Heilemann	...	Himself - Editor, New York Magazine / ... 5 episodes, 2014
Robert Dallek	...	Himself - Author / ... 5 episodes, 2014
Tim Naftali	...	Himself - Historian / ... 5 episodes, 2014
Dan Rather	...	Himself - CBS News / ... 5 episodes, 2014
Morley Safer	...	Himself - Journalist, 60 Minutes / ... 4 episodes, 2014
Douglas Brinkley	...	Himself - Author, 'Cronkite' / ... 4 episodes, 2014
Mark Kurlansky	...	Himself - Historian / ... 4 episodes, 2014
Richard Reeves	...	Himself - Author / ... 4 episodes, 2014
Tom Hanks	...	Himself - Actor / ... 3 episodes, 2014
Robert MacNeil	...	Himself - Author / ... 3 episodes, 2014
Jeff Greenfield	...	Himself - Journalist 3 episodes, 2014
Robert Schenkkan	...	Himself - Playwright, 'All the Way' / ... 3 episodes, 2014
Sander Vanocur	...	Himself - Journalist / ... 3 episodes, 2014
Robert A. Caro	...	Himself - Author 2 episodes, 2014
Dan T. Carter	...	Himself - Author / ... 2 episodes, 2014
Chris Connelly	...	Himself - Journalist 2 episodes, 2014
Barney Frank	...	Himself (as Rep. Barney Frank) / ... 2 episodes, 2014
Todd Gitlin	...	Himself 2 episodes, 2014
Tom Hayden	...	Himself - Co-Founder SDS / ... 2 episodes, 2014
Max Holland	...	Himself - Author / ... 2 episodes, 2014
Marvin Kalb	...	Himself - Author / ... 3 episodes, 2014

Storyline

Interviews and archival footage focusing on the politics, music, technical advancements, drugs and the "free love" movement of the 1960s.

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Plot Keywords:

1960s | american history | some scenes in black and white | archive footage | two word title | 

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Genres:

Documentary | History

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 November 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

60-talets USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Herzog & Company,Playtone

Technical Specs

Runtime:

42 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by The Seventies (2015)

User Reviews

Establishment Propaganda

It was fun to see a lot of the TV footage I saw on TV as a kid back in 60s.

However, after watching 2 episodes I was quickly disappointed in the content. The series supports the notion of Oswald being a lone gun man of the JFK assassination. No mention of the Church Committee findings that the assassination involved more than one shooter.

It has been completely proved that the Zapuder film was edited before it was released to the public.

Oswald & Jack Ruby had clear connections of working for the CIA.

Vincent Bugliosi makes it obvious. That he is a liar along with Dan Rather and Walter Cronkite. We have several high level government officials lying about the events on the day of the assassination.

Spending much time on calling anyone not supporting the official propaganda conspiracy theorist trying to make money off the event.

Anyone who has spend time researching the published literature such as Assassination Science by Dr James Fetzer. Can clearly see that the official story of the assassination is a fairy tale.

This series is just more social engineering/propaganda to support the establishment view of history of which the majority is based on lies.

I for myself am sick of living lies. I will not be able to watch any more of this propaganda BS.