On December 8th, 1980, John Lennon was shot outside of the Dakota apartment building in New York. This film follows the untold, actual story of those who were part of his attempted rescue and witnesses to the human cost of tragedy.
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| Richard Kind | ... | Dr. Stephan G. Lynn | |
| Devin Ratray | ... | Phil Bernstein | |
| David Zayas | ... | Officer Joseph Medina | |
| Ashlie Atkinson | ... | Deartra Sato | |
| Evan Jonigkeit | ... | Dr. David Halleran | |
| Stef Dawson | ... | Barbara Kammerer | |
| Adrienne C. Moore | ... | Dr. Pamela Roberts | |
| Stephen Spinella | ... | Dr. Richard Marks | |
| Gloria Mann | ... | Sandra Shohen | |
| Micah Hauptman | ... | Bob Goodrich | |
| Olli Haaskivi | ... | Clerk Andrew Adams | |
| Gabe Fazio | ... | Officer Wagner | |
| Rosemary Chase | ... | Officer Claire Frank (as Tracey Asai) | |
| Rick Crom | ... | Howard Cosell | |
| Karen Tsen Lee | ... | Yoko Ono | |
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On December 8th, 1980, John Lennon was shot outside of the Dakota apartment building in New York. This film follows the untold, actual story of those who were part of his attempted rescue and witnesses to the human cost of tragedy.
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Being a huge Beatles and John Lennon fan I was surprised to see a take on that awful night John Lennon was shot that I wasn't aware of before. The story was so crazy so I did a little bit of research and couldn't believe it was basically a play by play of how it went down. Unlike most "based on true story" movies this really is mostly true. The acting was great and it really puts in you in gritty 1980 New York City. I think what I loved most was that the movie wasn't really centered on John Lennon the man, but about the people who did their best to keep the voice of a generation alive. It was such a tragic moment in time..I think they captured it well. Two thumbs up from this reviewer.