JFK

Jim Garrison is a determined and principled New Orleans District Attorney who becomes the unlikely hero of the investigation into JFK's assassination. His obsession with uncovering the truth leads him to confront powerful adversaries and navigate a maze of conspiracy, while facing personal and professional challenges.

David Ferrie is a pivotal figure in Garrison's investigation, characterized by his complex ties to the conspiracies surrounding the assassination. His enigmatic nature and controversial background make him a key suspect, reflecting the murky waters of the case.

Lee Harvey Oswald is portrayed as the enigmatic accused assassin, whose life is intertwined with the larger conspiracy narrative. His tragic arc and untimely death complicate the investigation, raising questions about his actual involvement and the forces working against him.

Clay Shaw is a wealthy businessman whose alleged connections to the assassination make him a target in Garrison’s investigation. His charismatic yet elusive demeanor presents a facade that contrasts with the underlying suspicions surrounding him.

Liz Garrison is Jim Garrison's supportive yet increasingly strained wife, who feels the weight of her husband's obsession with the assassination. Her character highlights the personal costs associated with Garrison's pursuit of the truth, serving as a grounding element amid the chaos.