Bobby

Release Date: 2007-04-10, Rating R (Restricted),

Release Date: 2007-04-10, Rating R (Restricted),

Featuring one of the most remarkable casts ever assembled, Bobby is an unforgettable movie experience...a powerful reminder of what America could be (Pete Hammond, Maxim). The all-star ensemble includes Oscar winners Laurence Fishburn, William H. Macy and Sharon Stone, along with Heather Graham, Lindsay Lohan, Demi Moore, Christian Slater and Elijah Wood. Written and directed by Emilio Estevez, Bobby revisits the night presidential- hopeful Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in 1968. As the lives of those who were present dramatically intersect, Bobby shows how the gunshots that rang out that night forever changed the course of American history.

DVDs. Bobby

An ambitious labor of love from writerdirectorsta r Emilio Estevez BOBBY attempts to distill the hope anger and confusion that gripped the U.S. in the late 1960s. With the civil rights movement still reeling from the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. and the country embroiled in the confusion of Vietnam Senator Robert F. Kennedy's campaign preached a message of peace and tolerance. In a style similar to the sprawling works of Robert Altman or Paul Thomas Anderson Estevez uses the June 4th 1969 assassination of Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles as the means to take a snapshot of the problems facing the country as the 1960's came to an end. The hotel is a microcosm of class and race with characters bouncing off each other until the violent conclusion. African-American head chef Edward Laurence Fishburne presides over a kitchen staffed primarily by Mexican Americans who are the victims of the racist restaurant manager Timmons Christian Slater. Timmons is reprimanded by hotel manager Paul Ebbers Willia

An ambitious labor of love from writerdirectorsta r Emilio Estevez BOBBY attempts to distill the hope anger and confusion that gripped the U.S. in the late 1960s. With the civil rights movement still reeling from the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. and the country embroiled in the confusion of Vietnam Senator Robert F. Kennedy's campaign preached a message of peace and tolerance. In a style similar to the sprawling works of Robert Altman or Paul Thomas Anderson Estevez uses the June 4th 1969 assassination of Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles as the means to take a snapshot of the problems facing the country as the 1960's came to an end. The hotel is a microcosm of class and race with characters bouncing off each other until the violent conclusion. African-American head chef Edward Laurence Fishburne presides over a kitchen staffed primarily by Mexican Americans who are the victims of the racist restaurant manager Timmons Christian Slater. Timmons is reprimanded by hotel manager Paul Ebbers Willia

Bobby - Dvd - Laurence Fishburne,brian Geraghty,heather Graham,anthony Hopkins,helen Hunt,joshua Jackson,david Krumholtz,ashton Kutcher,shia Labeouf,lindsay Lohan,william H. Macy,svetlana Metkina,demi Moore,freddy Rodriguez,martin Sheen,christian Slater,jacob Vargas,mary Elizabeth Winstead,elijah Wood,gene Borkan,harry Belafonte,joy Bryant,nick Cannon,sharon Stone,emilio Estevez - Assassination Plots, intersecting Lives,on The Campaign Trail,political Unrest,race Relations