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In 1998 I co-wrote and produced a film "Jackie Behind the Myth" and retained all the publishing rights in the 60 hours of interviews. This is a major publishing opportunity.
The following video and audio interviews are included in my archive. Each video interviews in the archive are each two to three hours long:
1. John Davis - first cousin reveals life at the Bouvier's East Hampton estate Lasata
2. Louis Auchincloss - family member and Doubleday author "False Dawn"
3. John Kenneth Galbraith reveals JFK's plans for Vietnam and how he planned Jackie's trip to India
4. Pierre Salinger reveals JFK and Jackie's trip to Paris and her later life with Onassis
5. Issac Stern close friend, performed at Kennedy White House and champion of saving Carnegie Hall reveals his arrival at Dallas on the day of JFK's assasination
6. Andre Previn - close friend and Doubleday author wrote memoirs "No Minor Chords"
7. Judith Jamison - friend and Doubleday author of memoirs "Dancing Spirit"
8. Peter Sis - Doubleday author wrote "Three Golden Keys"
9. Edvard Radzinsky - Doubleday author wrote "Stalin"
10. Andre Malraux's wife Madeline and step-son Alain
11. Katell Le Bourhis - curator at Costume Institute at Metropolitam Museum and Doubleday author
12. Grace Bumbry, Opera singer who performed at Kennedy White House
13. Jacqueline Duheme - French artists who painted Jackie's trips to Paris and India and wrote the book "Mrs. Kennedy Goes Abroad."
14. John Baker, Editor of Publisher's Weekly and only person to interview Jackie on her career
15. Laurie Beckelman, close colleague at Municipal Art Society that saved Grand Central
16. Fred Papert, close friend and board member of Municipal Art Society that saved Grand Central
17. Kent Barwick, close friend and president of Municipal Art Society that saved Grand Central
18. Fred Papert, close friend and president of Municipal Art Society that saved Grand Central
19. Laurie Beckelman, close friend and president of Municipal Art Society that saved Grand Central
20. George Plimpton, author and editor of Paris Review
There are also rare exterior footage of Paris, The Metropolitan's Temple of Dendur, East Hampton at the Bouvier estate gardens, the Kennedy Center, Washington DC, New York's Grand Central, New York Public Library and many other locations.
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