JFK's Women: The Scandals Revealed

December. 12,2006      
Rating:
7.3
Trailer Synopsis Cast

JFK enjoyed a number of sexual liaisons that could have ended his political career, but his brother Bobby always managed to keep the truth from the press. This explosive documentary focuses on four women who could have ended JFK’s presidency, and the deal the brothers made with J Edgar Hoover to stay in power.

Bernard Hill as  Self - Narrator (voice)

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