Many, if not most, Americans have learned from the late-night . . .

Rating: 10/10 (10 January 2017)

. . . radio program COAST-TO-COAST and many other sources that Lyndon Johnson (aka, LBJ), Richard "Tricky Dick" Nixon, and the George Bushes (that is, H.W. and just plain W., plus a few others, probably including Ted Cruz's dad) met in a Texas hotel room the night of Nov. 21, 1963, to fine-tune President Jack "JFK" Kennedy's Assassination the next day in Dallas, and divvy up the pecking order for who'd be President when. JACKIE Kennedy smelled a rat as soon as the first bullet flew, demanding within a few hours to personally interrogate self-proclaimed "patsy" (or fall guy; aka, The Thane of Cawdor) Lee Oswald, which is why the High Treason plotters had to whack him immediately, too, JACKIE documents. This, of course, is the stuff of Bill Shakespeare, who no doubt would vote JACKIE the "Best Movie" Oscar this year if his SAG Card were up-to-date. JACKIE includes spot-on portrayals of all the leading villains who destroyed America's Golden Age of Camelot, including Lady Macbeth (aka, Ladybird Johnson; "Macbeth" obviously meaning "Big Bird" in Scottish). If Shakespeare were making movies for the past 60 years, surely CAMELOT would be one of his comedies and he'd be proud to claim JACKIE as a Shakespearian Tragedy fit to go into rotation at Stratford Festivals with HAMLET and MACBETH.