Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Kennedy Women (2001)

Synopsis: Based on the book by J. Randy Taraborelli, the NBC mini-series JACKIE, ETHEL, JOAN: THE KENNEDY WOMEN delves into the personal lives of the women who married into the famous American family.... Based on the book by J. Randy Taraborelli, the NBC mini-series JACKIE, ETHEL, JOAN: THE KENNEDY WOMEN delves into the personal lives of the women who married into the famous American family. Focusing on the twenty-year period between John F. Kennedy's election to the presidency in 1960 and Ted Kennedy's failed bid for the presidential nomination in 1980, WOMEN OF CAMELOT tells the story of how these three very different women dealt with the pressures of public life, the marital infidelities of their husbands, and the tragedies that plagued the Kennedy family. Despite their differences and occasional internal bickering, these three sister-in-laws support each other through births, miscarriages, deaths, affairs, assassinations, alcoholism, and accidents, and offer virtually unconditional support to both their husbands and the Kennedy family. Poignant, recognizable moments in Kennedy and American history are recreated with the addition of the rarely seen perspective of the three Kennedy wives. Directed by Larry Shaw, the film features Jill Hennessy as regal Jackie, Lauren Holly as earnest Ethel, and Leslie Stefanson as long-suffering Joan. [More]

Starring: Jill Hennessy, Lauren Holly, Leslie Stefanson, Matt Letscher

Starring: Jill Hennessy, Lauren Holly, Leslie Stefanson, Matt Letscher, Robert Knepper, Thom Christopher, Tom Howard, Tamsin Kelsey, Paul Gordon, Joy Tanner, Karl Pruner

Director: Larry Shaw

Director: Larry Shaw
Screenwriter: David Stevens
Producer: Kay Hoffman
Composer: Martin Davich

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