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Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302741414 Format: Color, EP, NTSC ISBN: 6302741416 Label: Starmaker/Anchor Bay Manufacturer: Starmaker/Anchor Bay Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Starmaker/Anchor Bay Release Date: April 01, 1991 Running Time: 150 minutes Studio: Starmaker/Anchor Bay Theatrical Release Date: October 14, 1981 Average Rating:
 Rating: - A great movie that offers a glimpse into what Jackie was like while married to JFKThis is a great movie staring Jaclyn Smith covering the period of time of Jackie's childhood through when Jackie met Jack Kennedy and married him up until Jack's death in Dallas. It offers a glimpse of what Jackie was like during this period and what being married to JFK was like. The period of time called Camelot was a magical time in US history and this film offers a unique and up beat perspective into this period. For example there is a part in the film where Jackie went to Europe ... Read More Rating: - A beautifully acted and produced saga of Jackie's early yearsNot to be missed! Beginning with Jackie's childhood and continuing up to the great tragedy in Dallas, this lavish production offers an emotionally-charged, unforgettable performance by Jaclyn Smith. Perhaps her best performance ever, and it is uncanny how one can almost believe one is seeing the young Jacqueline Kennedy when Jaclyn Smith is on-screen. Rod Taylor offers a wonderful portrayal of Jackie's beloved father. Truly a film to savor -- a bit hard to find, but worth ... Read More Rating: - An outstanding dramatization of Jackie O's life.....This 1981 tv-movie is one of Jaclyn Smith's best performances in her reign in Hollywood as the undisputed Queen of TvMovies. This movie came out right after the cancellation of her tv series "Charlie's Angels." So, it was a big risk for both the star and the producers if she will be taken seriously as Jackie O. But her performance is absolutely outstanding from start to finish, that she was rewarded by a Golden Globe nomination and other accolades from the media and critics alike. The viewing public ... Read More |
