Jackie (2016)
Overview
An account of the days of First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, in the immediate aftermath of John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $13,960,394.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.092 |
Directed By
Pablo Larraín
Crew
Tanya Blumstein
Jonathan Acbard
Morgane Annic-Nony
Martin Seltzer
Martin Seltzer
Mauricio López
Karen Cruces
Ivo Moraga
Soledad Vargas
Soledad Vargas
Marcos De Aguirre
Maria Teresa Bacigalupe
Benedicte Joffre
Michaela A. Sulka
Lauran Tracy Howard
Noah Oppenheim
SaraÏ Fiszel
SaraÏ Fiszel
Christian Gruau
Mathieu Guéraçague
Bob Kretschmer
Christine Dendeleuf
Betty Beauchamp
Jérôme Billa
Soizic Hervé
Dara Zappulla
David Miranda-Hardy
Vincent Cosson
David Danesi
Sophie Denize
Thomas Duval
Cédric Fayolle
Tomas Roca
Pablo Larraín
Darren Aronofsky
Teddy Au
Scott Franklin
Wei Han
Jayne Hong
Juan de Dios Larraín
Mickey Liddell
Pete Shilaimon
Josh Stern
Sebastián Sepúlveda
Lindsay Graham Ahanonu
Jessica Kelly
Mathilde Snodgrass
Mary Vernieu
Jean Rabasse
Halina Gebarowicz
Véronique Melery
Sylvie Aid
Valérie Chapelle
Odile Fourquin
Fabienne Gervais
Catherine Leblanc
Ray Marston
Tony Rocchetti
Hubert Engammare
Jacob Yakob
Erik Boring
Jonathan Delerue
Melina Giorgi
Maite Goblet
Trish Navarro
Thierry Poulet
Benjamin Stierle
Hank Atterbury
Sébastien Rame
Michael Ahl
Frank Bal
Roy Farfel
Robert Lee Harvey
Owen Holland
Jeff Milburn
Christopher Place
David Shumbris
Robbie P Smith
Don Whatley
Alistair Whitton
Stéphanie Branchu
Xavier Cholet
Hugo Delahoutre
Brant S. Fagan
Antonin Gendre
Edward Hohman
Kareem La Vaullée
Mike Matney
Michael Nelson
Fabienne Octobre
Patrick Ostlund
Sébastien Plessis
Giovanni Quéné
Luc Reyrolle
Eric Swanek
Tyler Swanek
Lavonna Cupid
Rebecca Dealy
Kim Chewning
Miernna Diann Savoy
Felipe Inostroza
Patrick Burn
Aaron Glenn Holloway
Gilles Camy
Charles Heidet
Gerald Titus
Kendra Bates
Jamie Coghill
Bénédicte Darblay
Laetitia Dom
Paul Duggan
John Funk
Biz Kopp
Steve Nguyen
May Tam
Eric W. Thompson
Manolo Rojas
Stéphane Fontaine
Ari Handel
William J. Gray
Mica Levi
Frances A. Cheever
Alexis Kinebanyan
Madeline Fontaine
Rick Kain
TOP CAST
Natalie Portman
Jackie Kennedy
Peter Sarsgaard
Robert Kennedy
Greta Gerwig
Nancy Tuckerman
Billy Crudup
The Journalist
John Hurt
The Priest
Richard E. Grant
Bill Walton
Caspar Phillipson
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Beth Grant
Lady Bird Johnson
John Carroll Lynch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Max Casella
Jack Valenti
Sara Verhagen
Mary Gallagher
Hélène Kuhn
Pam Turnure
Deborah Findlay
Maud Shaw
Corey Johnson
Larry O'Brien
Aidan O'Hare
Ken O' Donnell
Ralph Brown
Dave Powers
David Caves
Clint Hill
Penny Downie
Janet Lee
Georgie Glen
Rose Kennedy
Julie Judd
Ethel Kennedy
Peter Hudson
Admiral George Burkley
John Paval
Dr. John Walsh
Bill Dunn
Father John Kuhn
Vivienne Vernes
Judge Hugues
Craig Sechler
Governor Connally
Rebecca Compton
Nellie Connally
Bryan Ashby
Reporter Love Field
David DeBoy
John Metzler
Stéphane Höhn
Charles Collingwood
Serge Onteniente
Charles de Gaulle
Sunnie Pelant
Caroline Kennedy
Aiden Weinberg
John F. Kennedy Jr.
Brody Weinberg
John F. Kennedy Jr.
Roland Pidoux
Pablo Casals
Emmanuel Herault
Robert McNamara
William Beaux d'Albenas
Hugh Auchincloss
Nicolas Guigou
James Auchincloss
David Friszman
Jack Brooks
Chloé Berthier
Toni Bradlee
Eric Soubelet
Benjamin Bradlee
Gaspard Koenig
Ted Kennedy
Mathilde Ripley
Joan Bennett Kennedy
Barbara Foliot
Pat Kennedy
Albain Venzo
Peter Lawford
Frédérique Adler
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Patrick Hamel
Sargent Shriver
Benjamin Loeh
Kennedy Family Member
Jeff Moore
Secret Service Agent
Marla Aaron Wapner
Dallas Kennedy Fan
Nathan Ferguson
Kennedy Family
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