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Producer/director Mel Stuart, who'd previously worked with David L. Wolper on the historical-recreation series Appointment with Destiny, applies the same docudrama techniques to the feature length Ruby and Oswald. Framed in the form of a documentary, the film recounts the days just prior to the Kennedy assassination, then traces the events leading to the fatal confrontation between Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald. There is a smattering of "conspiracy" speculation, but the script generally sticks to the known facts. The dramatized recreations are interspersed with actual footage of the dark days in November, including JFK's funeral. Made for TV, Ruby and Oswald has been rereleased as Four Days in Dallas.
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| Michael Lerner |
(Jack Ruby) |
| Frederic Forrest |
(Lee Harvey Oswald) |
| Doris Roberts |
(Eva) |
| Lou Frizzell |
(Captain J. Will Fritz) |
| Bruce French |
(Robert Oswald) |
| Sandy McPeak |
(District Attorney Wade) |
| Lanna Saunders |
(Marina Oswald) |
| Sandy Ward |
(Chief Curry) |
| James Brodhead |
(Judge Johnston (as James E. Brodhead)) |
| Brian Dennehy |
(George Paulsen) |
| Gwynne Gilford |
(Little Lynn) |
| Gordon Jump |
(Clyde Gaydosh) |
| Erik Kilpatrick |
(Andy Armstrong) |
| Walter Mathews |
(George) |
| Michael Pataki |
(Ike Pappas) |
| Al Ruscio |
(Nat Ryan) |
| Jodean Lawrence |
(Phyllis Noonan (as Jodean Russo)) |
| Richard Sanders |
(Agent Kelley) |
| Vickery Turner |
(Wanda Killiem) |
| Max W. Anderson |
((as Max Anderson)) |
| Lewis Arquette |
() |
| Rob Berger |
((as Robert Brian Berger)) |
| Dean Brooks |
() |
| Ed Call |
() |
| Delbert Henry Knight Sr. |
() |
| Ray Colbert |
() |
| Molly Dodd |
() |
| David Leroy Dorr |
() |
| Jessie Lee Fulton |
() |
| John William Galt |
((as John Galt)) |
| Phyllis Glick |
() |
| Margie Gordon |
() |
| James Hall |
() |
| William Joyce |
((as Bill Joyce)) |
| James Lough |
() |
| Charles Lucia |
((as Chip Lucia)) |
| Lillah McCarthy |
() |
| Dick McGarvin |
() |
| John R. Maclean |
() |
| James Mendenhall |
((as Jim Mendenhall)) |
| Anthony Palmer |
() |
| George Paul |
() |
| Richard Roat |
() |
| Michael Schwartz |
() |
| Adriana Shaw |
() |
| Amanda Sherman |
() |
| Bill Sorrells |
() |
| Jonathan Terry |
((as Jon Terry)) |
| Lesley Woods |
() |
| Hillel Silverman |
((as Rabbi Hillel Silverman)) |
| Randall England |
() |
| Jim Leavelle |
(Himself) |
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| Michael Lerner |
(Jack Ruby) |
| Frederic Forrest |
(Lee Harvey Oswald) |
| Doris Roberts |
(Eva) |
| Lou Frizzell |
(Captain J. Will Fritz) |
| Bruce French |
(Robert Oswald) |
| Sandy McPeak |
(District Attorney Wade) |
| Lanna Saunders |
(Marina Oswald) |
| Sandy Ward |
(Chief Curry) |
| James Brodhead |
(Judge Johnston (as James E. Brodhead)) |
| Brian Dennehy |
(George Paulsen) |
| Gwynne Gilford |
(Little Lynn) |
| Gordon Jump |
(Clyde Gaydosh) |
| Erik Kilpatrick |
(Andy Armstrong) |
| Walter Mathews |
(George) |
| Michael Pataki |
(Ike Pappas) |
| Al Ruscio |
(Nat Ryan) |
| Jodean Lawrence |
(Phyllis Noonan (as Jodean Russo)) |
| Richard Sanders |
(Agent Kelley) |
| Vickery Turner |
(Wanda Killiem) |
| Max W. Anderson |
((as Max Anderson)) |
| Lewis Arquette |
() |
| Rob Berger |
((as Robert Brian Berger)) |
| Dean Brooks |
() |
| Ed Call |
() |
| Delbert Henry Knight Sr. |
() |
| Ray Colbert |
() |
| Molly Dodd |
() |
| David Leroy Dorr |
() |
| Jessie Lee Fulton |
() |
| John William Galt |
((as John Galt)) |
| Phyllis Glick |
() |
| Margie Gordon |
() |
| James Hall |
() |
| William Joyce |
((as Bill Joyce)) |
| James Lough |
() |
| Charles Lucia |
((as Chip Lucia)) |
| Lillah McCarthy |
() |
| Dick McGarvin |
() |
| John R. Maclean |
() |
| James Mendenhall |
((as Jim Mendenhall)) |
| Anthony Palmer |
() |
| George Paul |
() |
| Richard Roat |
() |
| Michael Schwartz |
() |
| Adriana Shaw |
() |
| Amanda Sherman |
() |
| Bill Sorrells |
() |
| Jonathan Terry |
((as Jon Terry)) |
| Lesley Woods |
() |
| Hillel Silverman |
((as Rabbi Hillel Silverman)) |
| Randall England |
() |
| Jim Leavelle |
(Himself) |
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