Watching a JFK special
Watching a JFK special
50 years ago.
about the airport?
The Trial of Lee Harry Oswald
Reporter.....Dan Aykroyd
Lee Harry Oswald.....Bill Murray
Pie Thrower.....John Belushi
Guard.....Mitchell Laurance
Deputy.....Andy Murphy
Other Reporters.....Al Franken, Jim Downey, Tom Schiller, Alan Zweibel
[ open on announcer slide: ]
Announcer: Due to the mature subject matter of the following broadcast, parental guidance is suggested.
[ slide two: ]
Announcer: The following ABC mini-series is based upon historical fact.
[ slide three: ]
Announcer: However some of the names and events have been changed to make the program more entertaining.
[ cut to black-and-white corridor scene filled with reporters ]
[ slide three temporarily superimposes upon the screen once more, as Reporter addresses the camera ]
Reporter: In a moment --
[ slide four appears: "THE TRIAL OF LEE HARRY OSWALD" ]
[ Dan Aykroyd is momentarily flummoxed by the technical glitch ]
[ Caption: "Houston, November 1964" ]
Reporter: In a moment, Lee Harry Oswald, the man police say shot President John F. Curry, will be brought down this corridor toward a waiting car and then transported to Houston County Jail, where he will probably remain until his trial.
[ from the far end of the corridor, Oswald is led toward the reporters by a guard and a deputy ]
Reporter: Uh -- there seems to be some, uh, activity now -- yes! There's Oswald now. Now, police claim that they have an airtight case against him. Oswald's motive appears to have been jealousy -- evidently, the handsome young president had been having an affair with Oswald's wife, the beautiful Boshai ballerina, Marina Harry Oswald. Of course, uh -- police have the gun -- Oswald denies ANY knowledge of this. And, uh -- he will be under, uh -- heavy and federal state guard --
[ a man jumps from the crowd ]
Reporter: Wait! A man just jumped out the crowd -- an overweight man has --
[ the man shoves a cream pie into Oswald's face, then grins proudly at the camera as the reporters clamor ]
Lee Harry Oswald: "LIVE! FROM NEW YORK! IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT!"
Reporter.....Dan Aykroyd
Lee Harry Oswald.....Bill Murray
Pie Thrower.....John Belushi
Guard.....Mitchell Laurance
Deputy.....Andy Murphy
Other Reporters.....Al Franken, Jim Downey, Tom Schiller, Alan Zweibel
[ open on announcer slide: ]
Announcer: Due to the mature subject matter of the following broadcast, parental guidance is suggested.
[ slide two: ]
Announcer: The following ABC mini-series is based upon historical fact.
[ slide three: ]
Announcer: However some of the names and events have been changed to make the program more entertaining.
[ cut to black-and-white corridor scene filled with reporters ]
[ slide three temporarily superimposes upon the screen once more, as Reporter addresses the camera ]
Reporter: In a moment --
[ slide four appears: "THE TRIAL OF LEE HARRY OSWALD" ]
[ Dan Aykroyd is momentarily flummoxed by the technical glitch ]
[ Caption: "Houston, November 1964" ]
Reporter: In a moment, Lee Harry Oswald, the man police say shot President John F. Curry, will be brought down this corridor toward a waiting car and then transported to Houston County Jail, where he will probably remain until his trial.
[ from the far end of the corridor, Oswald is led toward the reporters by a guard and a deputy ]
Reporter: Uh -- there seems to be some, uh, activity now -- yes! There's Oswald now. Now, police claim that they have an airtight case against him. Oswald's motive appears to have been jealousy -- evidently, the handsome young president had been having an affair with Oswald's wife, the beautiful Boshai ballerina, Marina Harry Oswald. Of course, uh -- police have the gun -- Oswald denies ANY knowledge of this. And, uh -- he will be under, uh -- heavy and federal state guard --
[ a man jumps from the crowd ]
Reporter: Wait! A man just jumped out the crowd -- an overweight man has --
[ the man shoves a cream pie into Oswald's face, then grins proudly at the camera as the reporters clamor ]
Lee Harry Oswald: "LIVE! FROM NEW YORK! IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT!"
I read in the Huffy Post that Jackie Kennedy's pink blood covered outfit was going to be hidden from public view until 2103. Kinda interesting.
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/11/20/jackie-kennedy-pink-suit_n_4311754.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/11/20/jackie-kennedy-pink-suit_n_4311754.html
damn..they say his wife even tried to scoop his brains up too..i guess she thought they could save him if they pieced his head back together like a puzzle..thats real love right there,stupid and illogical? Yes,but still real nonetheless
Posted by DAMEN VI
damn..they say his wife even tried to scoop his brains up too..i guess she thought they could save him if they pieced his head back together like a puzzle..thats real love right there,stupid and illogical? Yes,but still real nonetheless
I'm surprised she didn't go into some kind of shock after that.
President Kennedy was murdered by several men.
No way in hell did Oswald kill him alone.
I know the mafia was involved, Communists were involved and most likely...
President Johnson was also at a minimum aware of everything as it was about to happen, and at worst, was directly involved.
Johnson HATED the Civil Rights Movement and the Kennedys with a burning passion.
No way in hell did Oswald kill him alone.
I know the mafia was involved, Communists were involved and most likely...
President Johnson was also at a minimum aware of everything as it was about to happen, and at worst, was directly involved.
Johnson HATED the Civil Rights Movement and the Kennedys with a burning passion.
Posted by SelfPicPosted by ScorpioFish
President Kennedy was murdered by several men.
No way in hell did Oswald kill him alone.
I know the mafia was involved, Communists were involved and most likely...
President Johnson was also at a minimum aware of everything as it was about to happen, and at worst, was directly involved.
Johnson HATED the Civil Rights Movement and the Kennedys with a burning passion.
Agreed.click to expand
Double agreed
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