" KENNEDYS DON'T CRY " (1975) KENNEDY FAMILY DOCUMENTARY FILM JFK, RFK, JOE KENNEDY P1 XD86665a

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Part 2: • " KENNEDYS DON'T CRY "...
“Kennedys Don’t Cry” (1975) is a documentary film narrated by actor Cliff Robertson that chronicles the tumultuous private and political lives as well as victories of one of America’s most famous families - The Kennedys. While the film is 90 minutes in total, this 30-minute installment focuses on Joe Kennedy Sr.’s career and JFK’s early career.
Opening credits (0:08). Funeral Joe Kennedy Sr. (0:20). Close-up young JFK’s profile, driving in convertible (1:02). Archival footage young Bobby Kennedy on family trip to Europe (1:10). Opening montage archival footage of Kennedy boys on campaign trail, funerals (1:24-3:25). Irish peasants immigrating to United States during Potato Famine of 1860s (3:31). Images Joe Sr. - Boston Latin School baseball team, Harvard school photo (3:56). Wedding portrait Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Joe Sr. (4:23). Photos, videos Joe Sr. as narrator details his career path (4:25). New York Stock Exchange (5:45). Video portrait of Gloria Swanson (6:12). New York Stock Exchange, hustle and bustle of brokers ahead of market crash (6:32). Home video, young Kennedy children swimming in palm-tree lined pool in Palm Beach, Florida (6:49). Bonus Army/ “Cox’s Army” storm United States Capital Building, protest Hoover; Other riots, protests made up of unemployed Americans (7:10). Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) campaign address at Madison Square Garden "We Have Only Just Begun to Fight" October 1936 (7:50). Archival footage presidential campaign rallies, parades in support of FDR, Joe Sr. funds campaign efforts, FDR driven around in 1936 Ford Phaeton (8:02). Joe Sr. sits with members of Securities and Exchange Commission, swearing in ceremony as chairman of commission (8:35). Aerial view of trans-Atlantic steam passenger ship traversing NYC harbor, Statue of Liberty in background (9:26). Joe Sr. as US Ambassador to the United Kingdom/ “Court of St. James,” public address to the press; Kennedy children in the UK visit to zoo, JFK and Joe Sr. walk side by side (9:29). Kennedy boys horse around in Palm Beach pool, role of Joe Jr. as surrogate father (10:40). Joe Sr. and Joe Jr. in front of a De Havilland DH86 Express plane (11:32). Hitler delivers speech, Nazi soldiers march through European cities, British Appeasement & American Isolationism speech (11:58). Joe Sr. speech from Usher Hall, Scotland, presented by dignitaries with the Freedom of the City (13:02). Nazi invasion of Poland, shots of destruction, hollowed out buildings, fires blazing through homes (13:36). Joe Sr. resignation address "Mr Joseph P Kennedy (US Ambassador to Britain) Says Au Revoir" 1940 (14:32). January 1942 Joe Sr. speech "My Views on Foreign Policy: We Ought to Stay Out of the War" during FDR third term campaign (15:10). Air battles in the Pacific Theater, Bombing of Pearl Harbor (15:59). FDR speech to congress on Attack on Pearl Harbor (16:32). Home videos Joe and JFK from years serving in World War II, JFK returns from Pacific a war hero, Lt. Joe Kennedy Jr. perishes in mission with unmanned combat drone (16:58). JFK journey into politics, photos of young JFK with father Joe Sr. meeting officials, politicians; "John F. Kennedy for Congress" early campaign posters (17:55). Young JFK political views (18:58). Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. speaks to press as Eisenhower campaign advisor (19:36). JFK and Bobby Kennedy join forces, take to campaign trail by engaging youths, meeting local constituents (20:04). Eisenhower and Lodge Jr. ride on convertible through political parade (20:36). Senator Joseph McCarthy, United States v. Owen Lattimore (21:09). JFK and Bobby announce final figures of Massachusetts congressional election 1952, JFK sworn in (22:18). JFK and Jackie Kennedy wedding in Newport, Rhode Island (23:05). Adlai Stevenson political rally, crowed waves posters with campaign slogans; JFK speaks at 1956 Democratic National Convention (24:11). Baptism of Caroline Kennedy (26:04). JFK Congress re-election campaign, “At Home with the Kennedys” campaign TV special (26:25). JFK remarks at Democratic Party’s 1960 Presidential Campaign Kick-off dinner (30:15). Hubert Humphrey Presidential campaign rally, Wisconsin battleground, “High Hopes (with Jack Kennedy)” by Frank Sinatra jingle (31:19). Film ends (32:47).
This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit www.PeriscopeFilm.com

[@Lisa1111]

Now it's 2024 and the smell of extinction grows stronger with each passing day 💔

[@ProperBitOfFrock]

Wish the sound on this film was improved in the digitization process. The music sounds wretched! Nails on a chalkboard.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Now we are finally getting glimpses of truth about what happened 11 22 63. I am of late 70s vintage and for my parents generation they all know where they were when they heard John was no more and for my generation its what happened that Tuesday morning in September of O1.

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Watching my big, strong, US Army veteran Father cry when JFK was assassinated left a huge impression on my 4 yo brain, can even remember him playing his album of JFK speeches as tears ran down his face. Never saw him cry again not even when he was dying of cancer four years later. I have his and my grampa's little cemetery flags as well as my grandma's tiny, red, white and blue button up boots in my front window here in San Francisco. The Kennedys may not cry in public but you know they do in private, many tears. Seems Americans don't appear to learn from history.

[@jagboy69]

They sure knew how to make a lot of other people cry with their murderous ways in their thirst for power. Screw the kennedys!

[@95Comics]

I think RFK Jr could bring back the Kennedy “Camelot”. Hopefully he gets the upset over the senile guy who give our money to everyone but American citizens 😂

[@Samuel42069]

​@@95Comicsyeah he has biggest chance to win out of the 3 candidates. Cheating and assassination is a possibility but that will just make people realize the country is sold. There is no winning against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Every choice against him is bad choice and not doing anything against him is also bad choice, ha.

[@michaelgilbert3713]

2:53 😔 Kennedy from Rose ➕ Joe daughter 🚺 😔 🚪 😊

[@joshuagibson2520]

Camelot!

[@guldenaydin9918]

🍃💐🍃

[@Lindenbum]

I remember them sending us home from school my mom crying. back then I remember we respected the president no matter which party he was from but then things weren’t so as radical as they are now with the woke stuff and immorality

[@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053]

About emotive intellect-He had to know, to a centimeter, the line that divides pity from compassion, condescension from cooperation, mere sympathy from real support-He reminisces about a White House that welcomed casual-picnickers on its lawn 🇺🇸 Joe Sr #family-Boston1Brahman7Darsan: Seeing the Divine *intelligibly pleasing to "qualities of life as One Brahman. #smib Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for President of the United States 2024. 7🐬