Showing posts with label Kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kennedy. Show all posts

Did Jackie See LBJ In JFK Murder Plot?

Before she died Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis taped a series of candid interviews with the late historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. Schlesinger was a longtime Kennedy aide and the author of A Thousand Days, one of the definitive books on the Kennedy years.
Jackie stipulated that the tapes of the interviews could not be released until 50 years after her death. Reportedly, Jackie feared retaliation against her and her family for what she would say in the interviews.
But now, Caroline Kennedy has agreed to the release of the tapes and it's reported that ABC TV will air a special surrounding the tapes and their content in mid September.
These tapes are said to be explosive. Here's what some reports say the tapes contain:
--Jackie's suspicion that Lyndon Johnson and a group of Texas tycoons were actually behind the assassination of President Kennedy; that they conspired to have him murdered.
--Jackie's knowledge of her husband's active libido and his many affairs. Jackie reportedly says she knew of his affair with a Hollywood starlet and that she also knew that President Kennedy had an affair with a 19-year-old White House intern.
--Jackie's admission of her own affairs with actor William Holden and a prominent Italian businessman and member of the jet set. Jackie reportedly implies her own affairs were launched in retaliation against her husband's infidelities.
--Confirmation by Jackie that she and her husband were working through their relationship at the time of his assassination and that their apparent reconciliation led them to discuss having another child together.
We don't know for sure if these reports are true.
So much is speculation at this point.
We shall have to wait and see if the tapes are eventually revealed and exactly what they tell us.
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'Kennedys' Snags Ten Emmy Nods

This morning nominations for the 2011 Primetime Emmy Awards were announced and The Kennedys was recognized in 10 categories, including Outstanding Miniseries or Movie. Both Greg Kinnear (JFK) and Barry Pepper (RFK) are up for Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie, and Tom Wilkinson (Joe Kennedy Sr.) was nominated for Supporting Actor. Here's the full list of The Kennedys nominations.
– Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
– Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie — Greg Kinnear
– Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie — Barry Pepper
– Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie — Tom Wilkinson
– Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or Movie
– Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or Movie
– Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries or a Movie
– Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries or a Movie (Non-Prosthetic)
– Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music
– Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Movie
If you missed the series the first time REELZ aired it, The Kennedys will re-air this November, starting November 6. Sign up here to get alerts, including airdates and times for your satellite or cable provider.

BTW: We were among the first to alert everyone to this miniseries and we thank REELZ for acquiring it and airing it when other networks (and outside interests) tried to snuff it out. 
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Don't Miss 'The Kennedys' Beginning April 3


The Kennedys  |  Barry Pepper  |  Greg Kinnear  |  Katie Holmes  |  Tom Wilkinson   | Movie Trailer | Review
This is the series that the Kennedy family tried to stop.
This is the one you don't want to miss.
It begins Sunday, April 3 on the Reelz channel. Reelz is a free cable channel available on Comcast and other cable and satellite services.
Don't miss The Kennedys.
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Revealed: Secret FBI Files On Teddy Kennedy!

Judicial Watch has obtained portions of the FBI files on Teddy Kennedy.
Click here to enlarge the page and read it.
It's quite an eye-opener!
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Rare Film: JFK's Last Night Alive

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Sneak Video Peek: 'A President To Remember'


On Thursday, January 20th (9:30-11:00 p.m. ET/PT) HBO Documentary Films presents A PRESIDENT TO REMEMBER: IN THE COMPANY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY. Fifty years ago this month, John F. Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th President of the United States. To commemorate his inauguration, HBO is presenting two personal profiles of one of America’s most admired presidents.
Directed by pioneering verité filmmaker Robert Drew and narrated by Alec Baldwin, A PRESIDENT TO REMEMBER: IN THE COMPANY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY is an intimate portrait of JFK, the candidate, the President and the man.
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Mickey Rooney Deserves Kennedy Honor

The Kennedy Center Honors recently bestowed its 32nd annual annual awards. Many great luminaries of stage, screen, music and the movies have been honored by the Kennedy Center over the years.
But one of Hollywood's greats has been neglected year after year.
Crawling onto the stage during his father’s Vaudeville act at 18 months in 1922, Mickey Rooney began a truly legendary career - one that has spanned nine decades.
Now celebrating more than 80 years in show business and with more than 200 films to his credit, Mickey Rooney is one of the last great stars of Hollywood's Golden Age. Recently he appeared in the hugely successful movie comedy "A Night At The Museum."
Mickey earned an Honorary Oscar for Lifetime Achievement, a special Juvenile Oscar he shared with Deana Durbin in 1939, five Oscar nominations, one Emmy Award, five Emmy Nominations and two Golden Globes. Mickey's career has extended through many generations and in many different directions.
Mickey Rooney is also an American patriot who served in the Army during World War II. As a regular GI, during the war he entertained frontline troops with the "Jeep Shows". The "Jeep Shows" consisted of three men in a jeep who delivered much needed entertainment to the troops in foxholes at the front. For his services in the war, Mickey was awarded the Bronze Star with clusters. In 2004 he braved the cold weather to ride with fellow World War II vets in the Inaugural Parade honoring President Bush. He has been welcomed to the White House by nearly every American president since FDR.
But Mickey Rooney has never been chosen for Kennedy Center Honors.
How long will the Kennedy Center wait to recognize this great American talent?
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