All the Way
“Politics is war.”
Synopsis
Lyndon B. Johnson's 11-month journey began with his assumption of the presidency following the assassination of John F. Kennedy. During this period, he worked to secure the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a major legislative achievement. He also launched his own presidential campaign, which culminated in his election on the night he was actually chosen to serve, marking his transition from being the "accidental President" to a leader in his own right.
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Edited by Carol LittletonShot by Jim DenaultScored by James Newton HowardDesigned by Mark Ricker
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- Hasta el Fines
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20 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Bryan Cranston
as Lyndon B. Johnson
Anthony Mackie
as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Melissa Leo
as Lady Bird Johnson
Frank Langella
as Senator Richard Russell
Bradley Whitford
as Senator Hubert Humphrey
Stephen Root
as J. Edgar Hoover
Todd Weeks
as Walter Jenkins
Ray Wise
as Senator Everett Dirksen
Ken Jenkins
as Rep. 'Judge' Smith
Dohn Norwood
as Ralph Abernathy
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