Americas Untold Stories' Eric Hunley and Mark Groubert explore the profound impact of Oliver Stone's film on the JFK Records Act of 1991. How did a cinematic portrayal lead to real-life legal changes and the release of classified records related to JFK's assassination? From the House Assassination Committee in 1978 to the Warren Commission in 1964, this episode provides an insightful timeline, leading up to the legislative changes triggered by a filmmaker. Discover how Stone's influence reached beyond the silver screen to shape history, and learn why his impact is unparalleled in the context of political records and documentation.
