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Chicago 1968 (1995) [N/A]

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Release Date:
November 13, 1995

Original Title:
Chicago 1968

Alternate Titles:
American Experience: Chicago 1968

Genres:
Documentary | History

Production Companies:
David Grubin Productions
PBS
Robert Stone Productions
WGBH

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
N/A

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

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.

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Performers

David McCullough
Self - Host
William Stanley Merwin
Self - Narrator (voice)
Tom Wicker
Self - Journalist
Albert Eisele
Self - Biographer
Ted Van Dyk
Self - Humphrey Staff
Marilyn Katz
Self - Antiwar Activist
David Dellinger
Self - Antiwar Activist
David Farber
Self - Historian
Roger Wilkins
Self - US Justice Department
Joel Weisman
Self - Chicago Journalist
David Stahl
Self - Chicago Deputy Mayor
Abe Peck
Self - Anitwar Activist
Thomas Foran
Self - US Attorney, Illinois
Rennie Davis
Self - Antiwar Activist
Richard Samuel
Self - McCarthy Delegate
William Frapolly
Self - Undercover Police
Mike Spiegel
Self - Antiwar Activist
Frank Sullivan
Self - Police Spokesman
Tom Hayden
Self - Antiwar Activist
Reuven Frank
Self - NBC News
David Ginsburg
Self - Humphrey Staff
Edward Collins
Self - Chicago Police
Bill Ayers
Self - Antiwar Activist
Jean Wallin
Self - McCarthy Delegate
Joseph Alioto
Self - Mayor, San Francisco (archive footage)
Richard J. Daley
Self (archive footage)
Wayne Hays
Self - Representative, Ohio (archive footage)
Hubert H. Humphrey
Self (archive footage)
Eugene McCarthy
Self (archive footage)
Pierre Salinger
Self - Convention Speaker (archive footage)
Theodore Sorensen
Self - Convention Speaker (archive footage)

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Production

Administration:
Nancy Farrell
Helen R. Russell
Ann Scott

Animation:
Alex Radnoti

Assistant Editor:
Carol A. Ross

Associate Producer:
David Rattray

Cinematography:
Joel Shapiro

Co-Producer:
David Steward

Colorist:
Jim Dalglish

Controller:
Stacy Pucillo

Coordinating Producer:
Susan Mottau

Creative Consultant:
David Grubin

Director:
Chana Gazit

Editor:
Joseph Tovares
David Steward

Executive Producer:
Judy Crichton

Gaffer:
Melissa Painter
Jessica Maria Tuccelli

Legal Services:
Alison Smith

Online Editor:
Tom Emmenegger

Post Production Supervisor:
Frank Capria

Producer:
Margaret Drain
Chana Gazit
Larry Lecain
Bob M. McCausland
Chas Norton

Production Assistant:
Maureen Barden Lynch
Rebecca Barnes
Jonathan Daitch

Production Design:
Alison Kennedy
Chris Pullman

Publicist:
Joanna Baker
Daphne B. Noyes

Research Assistant:
Kevin Kenny
Michael Mertz
Holly Price

Researcher:
Mary Dore
Megan Lukas

Sound:
Alfred Livecchi
Roger Phenix
Bernard Russo

Sound Editor:
Peter Stader

Sound Mixer:
Ken Hahn

Unit Manager:
Mari Lou Granger

Visual Effects:
Russell Steward

Writer:
Chana Gazit

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