FATAL DECEPTION: MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD (1992)
An Elliot Friedgen & Co., Inc. Production; A David L. Wolper Production
In Association With Bernard Sofronski
Synopsis
A 2-hour movie for NBC, On November 22. 1963, a 21-year-old Russian immigrant mother and housewife was thrust into a place in history when her husband, Lee Harvey Oswald, was arrested as a suspect in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Marina is seized by Dallas police and questioned. Two days later Oswald is shot dead by Jack Ruby. Barely able to understand English she enters a nightmare of interrogations about her life with Oswald: their 1961 meeting in Minsk, courtship, marriage and arrival in America in 1962, and their difficult life leading up to that fateful day. She testifies at government hearings and before the Warren Commission. Over the years Marina questions if the whole story has not been told and today, almost 30 years later, still ponders for the truth.
Sponsored by | NBC |
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Total Run Time | 2 Hrs |
NETWORK | NBC |
Main Credits
Writer | Steve Bello |
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Executive Producer | Bernard Sofronski |
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Executive Producer | David L. Wolper |
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Producer | Paul Pompian |
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Director | Robert Dornhelm |
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Cinematographer | George Dodge |
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Cinematographer | Yuri Neyman |
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Editor | Gerry Hambling |
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Composer | Harald Kloser |
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Full Credit List
Writer | Steve Bello |
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Executive Producer | Bernard Sofronski |
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Executive Producer | David L. Wolper |
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Producer | Paul Pompian |
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Associate Producer | Robin S. Clark |
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In Charge of Production | Elliot Friedgen |
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Director | Robert Dornhelm |
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Cast | Alan Ackles |
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Cast | Norman J. Bennett |
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Cast | Bill Bolender |
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Cast | Randall Bonifay |
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Cast | Rodger Boyce |
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Cast | Darryl Cox |
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Cast | Michael Crabtree |
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Cast | John Fertitta |
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Cast | Richard Folmer |
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Cast | Vladmir Ilyn |
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Cast | Seth Kaplan |
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Cast | Marco Perella |
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Cast | Robert Picardo |
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Cast | Steven M. Powell |
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Cast | Bob Reed |
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Cast | Brandon Smith |
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Cast | Cliff Stephens |
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Cast | Barry Watson |
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Cast | Frank Whaley |
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Cast | Norma Young |
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Cast | Brad Leland |
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Cast | Jim Marrs |
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Cast | Joan McMurtrey |
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Actress | Quenby Bakke |
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Actress | Helena Bonham Carter |
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Actress | Ingabora Dapkunaite |
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Actress | Julie Mayfield |
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Actress | Shannon J. McGrann |
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Actress | Deborah Slaboda |
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Actress | Lisa Rene Wilson |
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Casting | Rody Kent |
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Production Consultant | Elliot Friedgen |
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Production Coordinator | Anne Hart |
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Production Designer | Brian Eatwell |
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Set Decorator | J. Grey Smith |
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Cinematographer | George Dodge |
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Cinematographer | Yuri Neyman |
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Gaffer | Willie Farber |
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Grip | Tony Poston |
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Key Grip | Tony Poston |
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Costume Designer | May Routh |
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Makeup | Gigi Coker |
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Hair Stylist | Ron Abrams |
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Editor | Gerry Hambling |
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Assistant Editor | Carolyn Chauncey |
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Assistant Editor | David Feldman |
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Sound Editor | J. Michael Hooser |
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Composer | Harald Kloser |
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Notes | John F. Kennedy Photo (Dealy Plaza) Philippe Halsman |
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Location | Dallas Texas and Moscow Russia |