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Movies of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King together

John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Executive Action in 1973. The most recent movie that John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King starred together was Mahalia Jackson: The Power and the Glory in 1997.

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1973

Executive Action

Executive Action

Executive Action

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself - with Civil Rights Leaders at the White House

1981

The Comoedia

The Comoedia

The Comoedia

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

1991

JFK

JFK

JFK

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself - in Zapruder Film

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

1992

Malcolm X

Malcolm X

Malcolm X

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself - Funeral Procession

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

1995

Nixon

Nixon

Nixon

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself - Campaigning, Debating Nixon, Beginning Visit to Dallas

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

1996

Ghosts of Mississippi

Ghosts of Mississippi

Ghosts of Mississippi

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself - Equal Rights Speech

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

1997

Mahalia Jackson: The Power and the Glory

Mahalia Jackson: The Power and the Glory

Mahalia Jackson: The Power and the Glory

John F. Kennedy

Starred as Himself

Martin Luther King

Starred as Himself

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