FeatureR2016·100m·6.5

Jackie

Drama

An account of the days of First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, in the immediate aftermath of John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.

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Cast

Natalie Portman

Jackie Kennedy

Peter Sarsgaard

Robert Kennedy

Greta Gerwig

Nancy Tuckerman

Billy Crudup

The Journalist

John Hurt

The Priest

Richard E. Grant

Bill Walton

Caspar Phillipson

John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Beth Grant

Lady Bird Johnson

John Carroll Lynch

Lyndon B. Johnson

Max Casella

Jack Valenti

Sara Verhagen

Mary Gallagher

Hélène Kuhn

Pam Turnure

Deborah Findlay

Maud Shaw

Corey Johnson

Larry O'Brien

Aidan O'Hare

Ken O' Donnell

Ralph Brown

Dave Powers

David Caves

Clint Hill

Penny Downie

Janet Lee

Georgie Glen

Rose Kennedy

Julie Judd

Ethel Kennedy

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
Spanish, English
Budget
$9.0M
Revenue
$14.0M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
LD EntertainmentProtozoa PicturesFabulaBliss MediaWild BunchWhy Not Productions

Crew

Director

Pablo Larraín

Writers

Noah Oppenheim

Sebastián Sepúlveda

Editor

Jean Rabasse

Production Design

Stéphane Fontaine

Director of Photography

Mica Levi

Original Music Composer

Madeline Fontaine

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

6/15/2017

7.0

**The four day episodes after the tragic event!** An unusual biographical film. I have seen films about JFK, either based on the real or just fiction, but this one was entirely focused on his wife. It sets in just weeks after his assassination and soon goes back to that day and the following to tell us how Jacie Kennedy handled the bad time. From tragic event to conducting the final rites, that four days she has to fight for the right decisions. All these revealed by her to a reporter in one of the following week. Remember this film was originally meant for an HBO mini-series and then they turned it into a feature film. That was the risk taken by the filmmakers, later it paid off well. I never knew who was Jackie, so when I saw Portman's performance in the opening stage, I thought she was overdoing it, the accent and imitation. But after some progress in the story, I got used to it thinking that's how it would be. Yeah, she was excellent and she deserved that Oscars nomination. I wondered what was the source, but after the research I came to know that it was based on the magazine interview by the same reporter you would see in the film. The Chilean director's Hollywood debute. He has done a good job. Also one of the final films of John Hurt in which he was in a small role. Worth a watch for it is being unique and especially revealing some unknown truth behind and/or after death of JFK. _7/10_