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John Dies at Parkland a 2013 American historical drama horror film that recounts the supernatural events that occurred following the 1963 assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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- John Dies at the End (film) @ Wikipedia
- John Dies at the End - trailer @ YouTube
- Parkland (film) @ Wikipedia
- Parkland - trailer @ YouTube
Social media
- Post @ Twitter (7 January 2024)
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- John Dies at the End (nonfiction)
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- Assassination of John F. Kennedy (nonfiction)
- James Badge Dale (nonfiction)
- Zac Efron (nonfiction)
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- David Harbour (nonfiction)
- Marcia Gay Harden (nonfiction)
- James Newton Howard (nonfiction)
- Peter Landesman (nonfiction)
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- Jeremy Strong (nonfiction)
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- Jacki Weaver (nonfiction)
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