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Parkland

Year:

2013

Duration:

93 min

Genres:

Drama | History | Mystery | Thriller

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

Peter Landesman

Awards:

3 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2013-10-02

Filming Locations: Austin, Texas, USA

Earnings

Budget: $10,000,000

Gross: $652,355 (USA) (3 November 2013)

Cast

Actor

Character

Bitsie Tulloch

Parkland

Marcia Gay Harden

Nurse Doris Nelson

Matt Barr

Paul Mikkelson

Zac Efron

Dr. Charles 'Jim' Carrico

Mallory Moye

Emergency Room Nurse

Paul Giamatti

Abraham Zapruder

Ron Livingston

James Hosty

Jason Douglas

Ken Howe

David Harbour

Gordon Shanklin

James Badge Dale

Robert Oswald

Larry Jack Dotson

Acme Brick Supervisor

Austin Nichols

Emory Roberts

Billy Bob Thornton

Forrest Sorrels

Jonathan Breck

Winston Lawson

Eugene Lee

Orderly

Nico Evers-Swindell

Rufus Youngblood

Irene White

Hospital Switchboard Operator #1

Luci Christian

Hospital Switchboard Operator #2

Kat Steffens

Jacqueline Kennedy

Tom Welling

Roy Kellerman

Mark Duplass

Kenneth O'Donnell

Gil Bellows

David Powers

Sean McGraw

Lyndon B. Johnson

Brett Stimely

President Kennedy

Paul Sparks

Harry McCormick

Samuel Davis

Trauma Resident

Colin Hanks

Dr. Malcolm Perry

Gary Grubbs

Dr. Kemp Clark

Arthur Simone

Trauma Doctor

Matthew Tompkins

Secret Service Agent

Gary Clarke

Admiral George Burkley

Chamblee Ferguson

Dallas Morning News Lab Tech

Jackie Earle Haley

Father Oscar Huber

Bryan Batt

Malcolm Kilduff

Ellen Halper

Acme Brick Timekeeper

Chris Freihofer

Chamberlain

Rob Gallavan

Lem Johns

John Taylor Phillips

FBI Agent

Robert Catrini

Funeral Director

Chuck Huber

Hugh Jameison

Rory Cochrane

Earl Rose

Richard Dillard

Theron Ward

Richard Jackson

Sgt. Bob Dugger

Drew Waters

Col. James Swindal

Walt Roberts

Dallas Police Detective

Jacki Weaver

Marguerite Oswald

Jeremy Strong

Lee Harvey Oswald

Dana Wheeler-Nicholson

Lillian Zapruder

Jeffrey Schmidt

Richard Stolley

Glenn Morshower

Mike Howard

Jimmie Dale Gilmore

Reverend Saunders

Ryan M. Lee

Gerald Blaine

Reynolds Washam

FBI Agent

Shaun Adler

Dallas Police Officer

William Akey

Dr. Ronald Jones (uncredited)

Virginia Allee

Nurse (uncredited)

Heath Allyn

Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Carl Bailey

Texas Ranger (uncredited)

Jet Baker

(uncredited)

Lance Barnett

Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Matt Blackwell

Presidential Aide (uncredited)

Cheryl Bond Danks

Hospital Visitor (uncredited)

Devin Bonnée

Billy (uncredited)

Gerald Brodin

FBI Agent

Drew Brown

Dallas Police Officer - L.E. Grey

Scott K. Butler

Reporter

Sarah Joy Byington

Marina Oswald

John Cann

Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Anthony J. Caruso

Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Gene Cervenka

Dallas Police Officer

Casey Charland

Hospital Visitor (uncredited)

Katy Erin Corbell

Nurse (uncredited)

Darryl Cox

Gen. Godfrey McHugh (uncredited)

Steve Craig

Orderly (uncredited)

Jennifer Cundiff

Nurse (uncredited)

Joshua Curttright

FBI Agent

Richard Dodwell

Priest (uncredited)

David Eaton

Police Officer - Dealey Plaza (uncredited)

Evan Fitzmaurice

FBI Agent

John P. Funk

Reporter

Jeff Gibbs

Kodak Lab Technician (uncredited)

Jenny Gravenstein

Duty Nurse (uncredited)

Charles E. Gray

FBI Agent

Armando Gutierrez

Dallas Police Officer - Glen McBride

Courtney Hans

Acme Brick Employee (uncredited)

Rod Hermansen

Texas Ranger (uncredited)

Nathaniel Holt

Acme Brick Employee (uncredited)

Jake Jecmenek

Dallas Police Detective (uncredited)

Zach Kepple

Texas Ranger-Dealey Plaza (uncredited)

Richard Klein

Detective Banks (uncredited)

Chris J. Knight

Texas Ranger (uncredited)

Klifton Kruger

Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Julia Lashae

Nurse (Trauma 1) (uncredited)

Stephen Latham

Texas Ranger (uncredited)

Bill Lemens

Oswald's Secret Service Driver (uncredited)

Elizabeth Lestina

Hospital Civilian (uncredited)

Anne Lockhart

ER Nurse (uncredited)

Caroline McNeil

Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)

Steven Mitchell

President Aide (uncredited)

Michael Morris

Officer L.D. Cooper (uncredited)

Joe Nemmers

Agent (uncredited)

Paul Nye

Reporter

John Orr

Lookie-Loo (uncredited)

Glenn Page

Detective (uncredited)

Nick Pernokas

FBI Agent

Alin Gabriel Pop

FBI Agent

Elisabeth Raine

Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)

Mia Rangel

Patient (uncredited)

David Z. Roberts

Clint Hill (uncredited)

Susan Roberts

Admissions Clerk (uncredited)

Sheree L. Ross

Extra at Airfield (uncredited)

Jake Uriah Rupp

Dallas Police Officer - W.G. Lumpkin

Lesley Ann Rupp

Nurse (uncredited)

Peggy Schott

Nellie Connally (uncredited)

Lee Sheridan

Hospital Patient (uncredited)

Dan Silver

Surgeon (uncredited)

Rebekah Spencer

Civilian

Jeremy St. James

Orderly (uncredited)

Aidan Sullivan

ER Nurse (uncredited)

Craig Taylor

Civilian

Gary Teague

(uncredited)

Emily S. Weiss

Hospital Patient (uncredited)

Kristin Miller White

Hosty's Stenographer (uncredited)

Deborah J. Wilson

Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)

Greg Wise

Doctor in Trauma Room (uncredited)

Eric Zettina

FBI Agent

Daniel Zubiate

Texas Ranger (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The movie was released on November 22nd 2013, exactly 50 years to the day after the tragic events depicted therein.

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First film directed by Peter Landesman.

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The 1964 Cadillac hearse that transported John F. Kennedy from the hospital to Love Field is almost exactly the same as the original one, down to the license plates that it bore (WC609). The original sold at the Barrett-Jackson auction for $160,000.

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Goofs

The Tektronix scope used in the operating room to monitor the president's heartbeat is too modern for the early 60's.

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1965 Cadillac Hearse at Lee Harvey Oswald's funeral.

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The Zapruder film is mentioned as being a 'new' format while the film is depicted as Kodak standard 8mm which was introduced in 1932. A new 'Super 8' format was not introduced until 1965. What may have been an issue was that Kodak Kodachrome film had the processing of the film included in the price so that the film would only be processed in a Kodak laboratory. Other film processing laboratories would not usually have kept the propriety chemicals to develop Kodachrome film as customers would not be expected to pay for processing twice.

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Quotes

Marguerite Oswald: I am responsible for two presidents.

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Roy Kellerman: It's the first time that the secret service has lost a president under its watch.

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Lem Johns: Where are we putting the coffin?

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