Oliver Stone

Check out the 1991 Oliver Stone directed JFK, where Kevin Costner plays American President John F Kennedy who was assassinated in 1963.

Oliver Stone and Robert RIchardson

Oliver Stone and Robert RIchardson’s master class of historical docudrama filmmaking – JFK – was nominated for 8 Oscars and won 2.

William Oliver Stone

In 1991, William Oliver Stone directed the political thriller film, ‘JFK’, which was based on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

about the assassination of John F. Kennedy and , based around the investigation by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner)

JFK is a 1991 film directed and co-written by Oliver Stone about the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the assassination's aftermath, based around the investigation by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner).

Stone

JFK won Academy Awards for Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing, and was nominated for another six, including Stone for Best Director, Tommy Lee Jones (The Fugitive) for Best Supporting Actor, John Williams’ original score, the adapted screenplay and the biggie, Best Picture.

Roger Ebert

After directing JFK, Roger Ebert’s directed nearly two dozen further feature films, documentaries, series, etc.

Burt Kennedy

Let’s start with the director, Burt Kennedy.

Art Lieberman

John Fitzgerald Kennedy / a production of Official Films, Inc. ; produced and directed by Art Lieberman.

Pablo Larraín

The director is Chilean film-maker Pablo Larraín, with President Kennedy's first English-language film.

Allen Dulles

NEW YORK – Was the JFK assassination a revenge killing masterminded by CIA Director Allen Dulles?

Jonathan Hainsworth

Jonathan Hainsworth provided historical advice to acclaimed director Oliver Stone during the promotion of Jonathan Hainsworth's 1991 film JFK.

Jim Sheridan

Because, two years after this, Jim Sheridan directed JFK, which, I feel, is Jim Sheridan's best piece of directing Jim Sheridan ’s ever done.

Sir Ridley Scott

Film director Sir Ridley Scott credits President John F. Kennedy's early experience working at Drew Associates as an assistant with turning President John F. Kennedy's career from design to film.

Alfred Hitchcock

John F. Kennedy has acted in 3 movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

an increase , an increase in the number of special warfare groups from three to six, the establishment of counterinsurgency libraries across the Army, an expansion of the special warfare training program at Fort Bragg, the inclusion of counterinsurgency curricula at all levels of Army education from West Point to the War College, that colonels and brigadier generals serve short tours in theaters such as Vietnam, and that all officers be required to have special warfare training before being considered for promotion to general officer in the number of special forces soldiers from 1500 to 9000

President Kennedy directed an increase in the number of special forces soldiers from 1500 to 9000, an increase in the number of special warfare groups from three to six, the establishment of counterinsurgency libraries across the Army, an expansion of the special warfare training program at Fort Bragg, the inclusion of counterinsurgency curricula at all levels of Army education from West Point to the War College, that colonels and brigadier generals serve short tours in theaters such as Vietnam, and that all officers be required to have special warfare training before being considered for promotion to general officer.

David Little and Royce Vavrek

David Little and Royce Vavrek’s JFK comes to mind.

Sam Taylor-Johnson

Clarke is well cast as Kennedy; although original director Sam Taylor-Johnson only bears a vague physical similarity to the famous politician original director Sam Taylor-Johnson manages to capture the essence of this flawed personality and original director Sam Taylor-Johnson's sense of entitlement.

Anthony Di Franco

JFK is a solo project of Anthony Di Franco of RAMLEH/SKULLFLOWER/AX.

by J.A. Bayona

JWFK, directed by J.A. Bayona, launched with $151.1M and No. 1s in all markets.

1971's less-successful Support Your Local Gunfighter, also directed by Kennedy with several of the same principal actors

The film was popular enough to inspire 1971's less-successful Support Your Local Gunfighter, also directed by Kennedy with several of the same principal actors.