Chicago 1968
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1995
1h 0m
Documentary
History
Overview
American Experience looks at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago where Vice President Hubert Humphrey won his party's nomination for president amid massive civil unrest and violence perpetrated by Chicago Police and anti-Vietnam War protesters.
Directed by Chana Gazit
Top cast
David McCullough
Self - HostW
William Stanley Merwin
Self - Narrator (voice)T
Tom Wicker
Self - JournalistA
Albert Eisele
Self - BiographerT
Ted Van Dyk
Self - Humphrey StaffM
Marilyn Katz
Self - Antiwar Activist
David Dellinger
Self - Antiwar ActivistD
David Farber
Self - HistorianR
Roger Wilkins
Self - US Justice DepartmentJ
Joel Weisman
Self - Chicago JournalistD
David Stahl
Self - Chicago Deputy MayorA
Abe Peck
Self - Anitwar ActivistT
Thomas Foran
Self - US Attorney, IllinoisR
Rennie Davis
Self - Antiwar ActivistR
Richard Samuel
Self - McCarthy DelegateW
William Frapolly
Self - Undercover PoliceM
Mike Spiegel
Self - Antiwar ActivistF
Frank Sullivan
Self - Police Spokesman
Tom Hayden
Self - Antiwar ActivistR
Reuven Frank
Self - NBC NewsDetails
Status
Released
Release date
November 13, 1995
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