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Dec 25, 2000 · A_Northerner. Led by strong performances by Greenwood and Culp, Thirteen Days is an interesting and taught political drama, even if the final outcome is known to all (hint we weren't all incinerated by mutual nuclear destruction). In addition to the Kennedy administration, the narrative covers the roles of both the military and US UN ...
Thirteen Days. Philip French. Sunday 18 March 2001. The Observer. Nikita Khrushchev, the brutal Ukrainian coalminer and statesman, once loomed large in all our lives. He's now a vague, somewhat ...
Thirteen Days is a gripping history lesson and a good character study, but also just a well-cast, well-executed film. Full Review | Original Score: 5/5 | Feb 8, 2003. Nick Davis ...
’Thirteen Days’ Doesn’t Add Up by Michael Nelson, Political Science Professor, Rhodes College. The film Thirteen Days, a Hollywood account of the Cuban Missile Crisis, purports to take audiences “behind the scenes” at the White House during the tense and critical period when nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union seemed not only possible but likely.
Thirteen Days (2000), starring Kevin Costner and directed by Roger Donaldson, is a film that chronicles the decision-making of President Kennedy and his EXCOMM during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The film focuses on Kennedy, his brother Robert Kennedy, and White House aide Kenneth O’Donnell. The film used the transcripts of EXCOMM’s deliberations as the basis …
Feb 22, 2001 · It is a dramatization of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. ACTOR [in video clip]: We were eyeball to eyeball and I think the other fellow just blinked. (Laughs) "Thirteen Days," a January release ...
Dec 25, 2000 · Director Roger Donaldson teams up with star Kevin Costner for another political thriller (after their 1987 pairing, No Way Out), only this time with a film based on the actual events surrounding the Cuban missile crisis of 1962, taking place during the titular thirteen days wherein the U.S. and the Soviet Union nearly engaged in full-scale nuclear war.
