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Lee Oswald: Assassin
The life of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man who shot President John F. Kennedy, as reported to the Warren Commission enquiry into the circumstances of the assassination.
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The life of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man who shot President John F. Kennedy, as reported to the Warren Commission enquiry into the circumstances of the assassination.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:BBC TV
Cast
Rudolph Cartier
Director
Tony Bill
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dora Reisser
Marina Oswald
Robert Ayres
Chairman
John Alderson
Richard F. Snyder - US Consul in Moscow
Francis Napier
John A. McVicker, US Vice-Consul in Moscow
George Roderick
Senor Eusebio Azque, Cuban Consul
Donald Sutherland
Charles Givens
John De Marco
Jack Ruby
Kenneth Allsop
Narrator (voice)
Paul Maxwell
Lieut. John E. Donovan
Shane Rimmer
Marine Sergeant
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