how can i be so stupid. they said i was too young, too soft on communism, and i told them i was ready and they trusted me. they still do. how do you think the movie turned out, rob lowe? yeah, he s good, very tough accent to do, but even more impressive to me than the accent was the body language, kennedy had a -when you re raised in wealth in america, you carry yourself a bit differently. and lowe who isn t a wealthy guy, who is a midwestern guy, he got it. so i m very impressed with how lowe handled it. why rob lowe? i was the executive producer, but i don t really micromanage
soon, you know what i m talking about. the truth is you went. and i have already gotten the message from tom hanks, cloonie and did anybody tell you, hey, you shouldn t do this? no, no, no. i think look, even the most partisan person knows can t argue with the success of the book and how the audience has embraced it and that s a huge thing to be able to bring that to tell a story, that the country needs to hear. when this movie was shot in 18 days in virginia, when you were shooting it, did you know how good it is? did you have an idea how well it was coming out? halfway through i had a confidence about it. it just felt magic. the guy who was oswald, he s a very young actor, the guy is
phenomenal. isn t he great? i want you to take my picture. come here, come, come, come. take my picture. you take this. something for junior to remember papa buy. he s phenomenal, not just great and i told him. i said, whoa, because nobody has ever really brought lee harvey oswald into the consciousness before. they have never made him a human being. this guy does it, he s a vile human being, obviously. americans watching this mo, do you think they re going to finally put the kennedy assassination to rest? never, of course not. it s the great mystery of all time. and i think the movie is the definitive word on what happened. we presented it really factually and so did you guys. i honestly believe that, but
the family. they had been taught that by their father, it was always protect the family. in your research, did you find that month unusual? not knowing, knowing the kennedys the way i know them, they were a veryfamily. and they were used to tragedies happening. and bobby was a very practical man, he was a very tough, tough guy. this is what he thought he had to do to protect the family. j. edgar hoover had a man in dallas, who pretty much shouted oswald until tend. did the fbi drop the ball in their tagging of oswald with their president in town? the fbi was watching oswald, but they never really took him seriously as a physical threat. but the fbi s evaluation of oswald was a harmless prank, obviously a mistake. and hoskie did, indeed, that was
maybe even linden johnson. certainly with castro. so there are a bunch of people. like abraham lincoln who was the most hated man in the country when he was assassinated. kennedy was the most hated man as well. and he had a lot of enemies and we don t take the evidence any further than what i can prove. but listen to this. there s a guy named george demorn, he s got cia ties. he was around oswald. oswald is a loser. lois rum, what is demornshield doing, getting him jobs and hanging around him. i can not sprain it. and the chicago mob boss, his girlfriend was having an affair with jfk. right before dee somebody walks into his house and puts five in the back of his head.