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"The Package" -- The Most Important JFK Assassination-Related Film to Date
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I saw the film in Australia on pay-TV recently and naturally noticed the resemblance to the JFK assassination

It also called to mind The Parallax View (1974)

I'd never heard of the movie before to be quite frank

I imagine that it was originally a commercial flop or received limited release

The ending seemed to be pointing towards a sequel that didn't eventuate

Actors were good - great to see John Heard in something meaty

I recall c.1980 he was being pushed as a leading man
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"The Package" -- The Most Important JFK Assassination-Related Film to Date - by Sandy Sherbrook - 24-06-2013, 04:43 AM

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