The Cuban Missile Crisis October 1962 Key Figures in 1962.

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The Cuban Missile Crisis October 1962 Key Figures in 1962

Robert “Bobby” F. Kennedy – Attorney General Steven Culp

Adlai Stevenson – U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Fairman

Dean Rusk – Secretary of State Henry Strozier

Robert McNamara – Secretary of Defense Dylan Baker

Kenny O’Donnell – Special Assistant to the President Kevin Costner

Lyndon B. Johnson – U.S. Vice President Walter Adrian

Key Figures… John F. Kennedy – U.S. President (1 of 4 assassinated Presidents – Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, and Kennedy) Bruce Greenwood

Andrei Gromyko – Minister for Foreign Affairs for the USSR Olek Krupa

Fidel Castro – Cuban Dictator (not shown in film)

Nikita Khrushchev – Soviet Premier

Pierre Salinger – Press Secretary Kelly Connell

Ted Sorensen – Special Counsel & Adviser to JFK Tim Kelleher

Dean Acheson – Secretary of State (under Truman) and Excomm Advisor Len Cariou

Jacqueline Kennedy – JFK’s wife Stephanie Romanov

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