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| January 12th, 2001
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Roger Donaldson |
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Ernest R. May, Philip D. Zelikow |
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Kevin Costner, Shawn Driscoll, Bruce Greenwood, Drake Cook, Steven Culp, Lucinda Jenney, Caitlin Wachs, Jon Foster, Matthew Dunn |
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New Line Cinema |
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Drama, Thriller, War |
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thirteen-days.com |
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PG-13 |
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While mounting evidence suggests that the risk of a nuclear exchange was far greater than previously imagined, no one will ever know everything that happened behind closed doors at the White House, But, drawing on numerous historical sources, including White House tapes, memoirs, oral histories, CIA documents and personal interviews, screenwriter David Self has dramatized and woven together a story inspired by the events of October 1962 into a memorable thriller. Thirteen Days is, at its heart, a story of men who, through a stunning and bold combination of force and diplomacy, attained their shining moment in what appeared to be the nation's darkest hour.
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