LBJ movie latest review

22 December 2024 at 1:32 pm by Sai

LBJ is a very exciting movie. It has Drama, History. The director of the movie is Rob Reiner. The story is written by N/A. Liz Glotzer, Matthew George, Rob Reiner, Tim White, Trevor White, Michael R. Williams are made the movie. The movie came out on November 3, 2017. If you like movies with genres such as Drama, History, you will love this one.

LBJ plot summury

The story of U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson from his young days in West Texas to the White House.

LBJ Overview

Movie Name LBJ
Release Date November 3, 2017
Original Language English
Runtime 98 min
Country United States of America
Genres Drama, History
Director Rob Reiner
Producers Liz Glotzer, Matthew George, Rob Reiner, Tim White, Trevor White, Michael R. Williams
Writer N/A
Editors Bob Joyce
Cinematography Barry Markowitz
Music Marc Shaiman
Screenplay Joey Hartstone
Production Companies ITS Capital, Acacia Filmed Entertainment, Castle Rock Entertainment, Almost Never Films, Star Thrower Entertainment

Movie Details and Overview

The movie is directed by Rob Reiner. It is very beautiful to watch. The cameraman, Barry Markowitz, did a great job. The scenes from the movie such as Drama, History look amazing. The music by Marc Shaiman is very nice. It matches the story and makes the movie even better.

Expectations from movie

The movie is 98 minutes long. It has lots of elements like action, emotions, surprises. If you like genres like Drama, History movies, you will enjoy this movie. The story is interesting, and you will want to watch till the end.

LBJ movie Ratings

Right now, LBJ has a score of 6.4 out of 10. This rating comes from 155 people. The movie is still playing in theaters, so the score might change later. Most people like it because it has highlighted strengths like good action or strong story.

LBJ Screenshots

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Cast Details Overview

Name Role
Woody Harrelson Lyndon B. Johnson
Michael Stahl-David Robert F. Kennedy
Richard Jenkins Sen. Richard Russell
Jennifer Jason Leigh Lady Bird Johnson
Jeffrey Donovan John F. Kennedy
Bill Pullman Ralph Yarborough
Brian Stepanek Rufus Youngblood
Tim Ransom Larry O'Brien
C. Thomas Howell Walter Jenkins
Doug McKeon Hubert H. Humphrey
Rich Sommer Pierre Salinger
Gary Grubbs Everett Dirksen
John Burke John Connally
Kim Allen Jacqueline Kennedy
Brent Bailey Ted Sorensen
Joe Chrest McGeorge Bundy
Judd Lormand Robert McNamara
Dan Hewitt Owens Abe Fortas
John Ellison Conlee George Reedy
Michael Mosley Kenny O’Donnell
Darrel Guilbeau Jack Valenti
Oliver Edwin Bill Moyers

Crew Details Overview

Name Role
Dan Moore Costume Design
Rob Reiner Director
Barry Markowitz Director of Photography
Bob Joyce Editor
Marc Shaiman Original Music Composer
Joey Hartstone Screenplay
Lloyd Braun Executive Producer
Elizabeth A. Bell Executive Producer
Daniel Alberto Casal Executive Producer
Chris Conover Executive Producer
Liz Glotzer Producer
Matthew George Producer
Rob Reiner Producer
Rick Rickertsen Co-Producer
Mary Solomon Co-Producer
Christopher H. Warner Co-Producer
Tim White Producer
Trevor White Producer
Michael R. Williams Producer
Michael Tadross Jr. Executive Producer
Damiano Tucci Executive Producer
Danny Roth Executive Producer
Martin Shafer Executive Producer
Hernan Narea Executive Producer
Glenn Murray Executive Producer
Michael Ilitch Jr. Executive Producer
Allan Mandelbaum Executive Producer
Julie B. May Executive Producer
Andrew Mittman Executive Producer
Jane Jenkins Casting
Jaymes Hinkle Art Direction
Les Boothe Set Decoration
Christopher R. DeMuri Production Design
Carla Brenholtz Key Makeup Artist
Daina Daigle Key Hair Stylist
Ve Neill Makeup Department Head
Arjen Tuiten Prosthetic Designer
Yoichi Art Sakamoto Prosthetics
Amy Wood Hairstylist
Christina Morris Makeup Artist
Marcos Gonzales Hairstylist
Aimee Macabeo Hair Supervisor
Linda D. Flowers Hair Department Head
Jerry Gilbert Post Production Supervisor
Christopher H. Warner Production Supervisor
Patrick Calabrese Set Dresser
Matthew L. Crowson Set Dresser
Erin Foster Art Department Coordinator
Lindanne Lewis Scenic Artist
Jessica Alejandra Ochoa Set Designer
Jesse Michael Owen Storyboard Artist
Melisa Coby Scenic Artist
Daniel Coe Construction Coordinator
Lon Bender Supervising Sound Editor
Lon Bender Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Stanley Kastner Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Erik H. Magnus Sound Mixer
Matthew Wilson Sound Effects Editor
David K. Nami Special Effects Coordinator
Daniel Briney Rotoscoping Artist
Zachary Hahn Rotoscoping Artist
Nicholas M. Reynolds Digital Compositor
Patrick Tahan Digital Compositor
Ray McIntyre Jr. Visual Effects Coordinator
Ray McIntyre Jr. Visual Effects Supervisor
Ray McIntyre Jr. Visual Effects Producer
Daniel Briney Visual Effects
Jake Barousse Rotoscoping Artist
Victor DiMichina Production Supervisor
Chris M. Cooper Digital Compositor
Blane Granstaff Visual Effects
David Ridlen Visual Effects
J. Thomas Wilson Visual Effects
Ray Scalice Executive Visual Effects Producer
Mark Riccardi Stunt Coordinator
Jennifer Kamrath Key Costumer
Kelly Herdus Set Costumer
Heidi Howell Costume Supervisor
Chris Nausley Costumer
Jessica Clarke Digital Intermediate Producer
Steve Bannerman Digital Intermediate Producer
Christopher Brooks Music Editor
Scott M. Riesett Music Producer
Melissa Yount Script Supervisor
Jax Baker Production Coordinator
Jerome Butler Dialect Coach
Kate Coe Archival Footage Research
Kate Coe Researcher
Richie Adams Main Title Designer

Overall Review

LBJ is a great movie for people who like Drama, History. Woody Harrelson and Michael Stahl-David are acted very well as Lyndon B. Johnson and Robert F. Kennedy. Richard Jenkins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jeffrey Donovan, Bill Pullman, Brian Stepanek, Tim Ransom, and other actors also do a very good job. The movie has amazing songs, scenes, and a strong story. The camera work and music make the movie even better. This is a movie you should watch if you like Drama, History.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the director of the LBJ?

Rob Reiner directed the movie.

What genres does LBJ belong to?

LBJ is a Drama, History movie.

When was LBJ released?

LBJ was released on November 3, 2017.

How long is LBJ?

The movie has a runtime of 98 min.

Who wrote the screenplay for LBJ?

The screenplay was written by N/A.