Kevin Costner

Bruce Greenwood

Steven Culp

Dylan Baker

Michael Fairman

Henry Strozier

Frank Wood

Kevin Conway

Tim Kelleher

Len Cariou

Bill Smitrovich

Shawn Driscoll

Drake Cook

Stephanie Romanov

Lucinda Jenney

Caitlin Wachs

Jon Foster

Matthew Dunn

Kevin O'Donnell

Janet Coleman

Bruce Thomas

Dakin Matthews

Liz Sinclair

Colette O'Connell

Karen Ludwig

Audrey Rapoport

Marliese Schneider

Ed Lauter

Walter Adrian

James Karen

Dan Ziskie

Peter White

Kelly Connell

Olek Krupa

Elya Baskin

Timothy Jerome

Jack McGee

Lamar Smith

John Aylward

Madison Mason

Vivien Straus

Christopher Lawford

David O'Donnell

Gene Del Bianco

Benjamin Koldyke

Daniel Vergara

Ruben Moreno

Thomas Roberts

Sean Bergin

Alan Francis Sullivan

Robert Munstis

Michael Gaston

Joseph Repoff

J. Tucker Smith

Chris Henry Coffey

Oleg Vidov

Radu Gavor

Zitto Kazann

Alex Veadov

Jack Blessing

Tom Everett

Karl Makinen

Boris Lee Krutonog

Charles Esten

Charles Barrett

Darryl Smith

Allan Graf

Robert Miranda

Todd Sible

Marya Kazakova

Cliff Fleming

Craig Hosking

Michael R. Bowman

Greg Bronson

Walter Cronkite

Ryder Davis

Roger Ferreira

Armen Garo

Gilley Grey

Phil Hawn

Rick Kain

John F. Kennedy

Steven Koller

Pramod Kumar

Richard Rossi

Larry Strauss

Brad Yoder

Peter O. Almond

Conrad Buff IV

Armyan Bernstein

Thomas A. Bliss

Andrzej Bartkowiak

Roger Donaldson

David Self

Marc Abraham

Ernest R. May

Gary Archer

Ben Glass

Wade Wilson

Deirdre Horgan

Richard Bryce Goodman

Denise Pizzini

Michael Herbick

Trevor Jones

Adam Jenkins

Isis Mussenden

Francisco X. Pérez

Christopher Duddy

Nancy Rae Stone

Angela Heald

Ann Scibelli

David E. Fluhr

Harry Cohen

Dianne Crittenden

Steven D. Williams

Geoffrey G. Rubay

J. Dennis Washington

Carey Milbradt

Paul Deason

Toni-Ann Walker

Tommy Klines

Lope V. Juban Jr.

Benjamin Beardwood

Barbara Issak

Ralph Osborn

Ilona Herzberg

Michael De Luca

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The art of political film making in all its glory.

"Communicate with the Soviets? We can't communicate with the Pentagon - and it's just across the goddamn river!"

October 1962, for 13 days the American government fought to avert a nuclear war when it was discovered that the Soviet Union had deployed nuclear missiles in Cuba. This is that story.

Many superlatives can be chucked at Thirteen Days, and all are viable. In simple terms it's an intelligent and gripping political thriller, superbly scripted and performed by a cast firing on all cylinders. It's a treat to find a film of this type that educates while it pitches you into a world of political intrigue, to provoke real life thoughts even as the suspense takes a hold. Yes it's talky, of course it is, but these conversations are real and riveting. And while there's not a duff performance in the acting pack, Bruce Greenwood deserves special praise. He is the leader, the fulcrum, there's not a false note by him, JFK becoming the role he was born to play.

Superlatives were invented for films like Thirteen Days. Assuredly so. 9.5/10

Kevin Costner at least tried to do an accent in this movie, which probably means he got a new agent, a yes man that didn't bother to give him the advice that doing believable accents isn't his thing.  It's almost like listening to your average Brit trying to sound like an American and completely overdoing it.

Do we really sound that exaggerated to them?

Who cares, ignore the above, it's still a good movie... despite Costner's accent.  Or, possibly, in spite of it.

It trashes Dean Achenson, and as a historian the only thing I like to see MORE than Dean getting his just deserts is Allen Dulles getting his... and it throws a jab at that a**hole too.  In 2000 that would have been seen as pure liberal honesty, but now it sort of comes across as far right.  I mean the movie is literally about avoiding Nuclear War with Russia as the entire Democratic party and the progressive movement seem to want to push us closer and closer to it.

It's one of the better political films you can see, and it builds the pressure to the point where you are terrified that the world could end despite the fact it has long come and gone.  And the shift from Jack and Bobby to Ken O'Donnel, a humble appointment secretary is probably one of the best approaches and best ideas any Historical Drama has ever had.

Start to finish it is one of the best political thrillers of all time.

Official UK Re-Release Trailer

Thirteen Days Theatrical Movie Trailer (2001)

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