Faces of November Trailer

Faces of November Trailer (1964)

27 August 1964 Factual 12 mins

Robert Drew shows the sights and sounds from the funeral of President John F. Kennedy in November, 1963. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2002.

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Cast

Lyndon B. Johnson

as Self (uncredited)

John F. Kennedy, Jr.

as Self (uncredited)

Jacqueline Kennedy

as Self (uncredited)

Robert F. Kennedy

as Self (uncredited)

Ted Kennedy

as Self (uncredited)

Peter Lawford

as Self (uncredited)

Caroline Kennedy

as Self (uncredited)

Crew

Robert Drew

Director

Robert Drew

Robert Drew Executive Producer

Alfred Wertheimer

Alfred Wertheimer Director of Photography

Sid Reichman

Sid Reichman Director of Photography

James Lipscomb

James Lipscomb Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Italy 27 August 1964

Production Companies

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