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TrailerOn July 18, 1969, Sen. Ted Kennedy drives his car off of a bridge on Massachusetts' Chappaquiddick Island. The accident results in the death of passenger Mary Jo Kopechne, a 28-year-old campaign strategist who worked for Kennedy. The ongoing investigation into the mysterious and scandalous events forever alters his political legacy -- and ultimately changes the course of presidential history.Actors: Jason Clarke, Ed Helms, Jim Gaffigan, Kate Mara, Bruce Dern, John Fiore, Gillian Mariner Gordon, Olivia Thirlby, Katie Henoch, Lexie Roth, Angela Hope Smith, ...»Director: John CurranCountry: United States, SwedenDuration: 106 minQuality: HDRelease: 2017IMDb: 6.4Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Chappaquiddick"
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Characters of "Chappaquiddick"
Ted KennedyPlayed by: Jason Clarke
Joseph GarganPlayed by: Ed Helms
MarkhamPlayed by: Jim Gaffigan
Mary Jo KopechnePlayed by: Kate Mara
Joseph KennedyPlayed by: Bruce Dern
Stephen SmithPlayed by: Victor Warren
SorensonPlayed by: Taylor Nichols
McNamaraPlayed by: Clancy Brown
JoanPlayed by: Andria Blackman
Teddy JRPlayed by: Noah Joseph Carpenter -
Critic Reviews of "Chappaquiddick"
Chicago ReaderApril 19, 2018In the end Chappaquiddick will have to pass the same test as Kennedy's original version of the story-whether or not anyone will buy it.
TIME MagazineApril 12, 2018Clarke makes us feel plenty of things we'd rather not. His eyes are shadowed with profound decency one minute, and hollowed out in desperate calculation the next.
San Francisco ChronicleApril 10, 2018If you're looking for something to make you feel good about chubby, cherubic Ted, the venerable lion of the Senate, this is not your movie.
New York ObserverApril 10, 2018A film of integrity and disclosure, a controversial chapter in American history that substitutes clinical accuracy for Hollywood embellishment, with an impressive attention to detail and an admirable respect for suspenseful narrative.
New YorkerApril 09, 2018The sketches of Kennedy-family tensions and loyalties are thin and simplistic; the action rushes by with little insight or context.
CNN.comApril 06, 2018Chappaquiddick is heavy-handed history, a film that at times seems to owe as much to The X-Files as the many cinematic dives into the target-rich territory that is the Kennedy clan.
Concrete PlaygroundJune 12, 2018Chappaquiddick might work best as an indictment of everything from political dynasties to impropriety among elected officials to society's short attention span, but the movie also serves up a solid character study.
Independent Online (South Africa)June 05, 2018The film displays so beautifully how power renders you above reproach, with Kennedy not even taking enough time to make up for causing Kopechne's death.
MediaMikesMay 20, 2018A solid film that keeps you guessing on the facts, "Chappaquiddick" is an unbiased attempt to tell the story everyone thinks they know.
ABC Radio BrisbaneMay 20, 2018I wasn't fully convinced by the lead performance of Australian Jason Clarke. There are moments where his character is so dumb but others where he is so shrewd.
ABC Radio (Australia)May 18, 2018Curran has filled his North Eastern insular universe with a delightful smorgasbord of mostly unfamiliar character faces, all of whom look, feel and sound like 1969. Along with its other qualities, the film is a textbook example of good casting.
Film ThreatMay 14, 2018Thanks to an intriguingly nuanced performance from Australian actor Jason Clarke, Chappaquiddick does more than simply rehash why Kennedy was never able to leave the incident behind.
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