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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction | 1975
Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Drama Special | 1975 | Ralph
Outstanding Writing in a Special Program Drama or Comedy Original Teleplay | 1975
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Special Program Drama or Comedy | 1975 | William
Outstanding Directing in a Special Program Drama or Comedy | 1975 | Anthony
Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing | 1975
Outstanding Achievement in Film or Tape Sound Mixing | 1975 | Doug
Outstanding Special Drama or Comedy | 1975
Minute Category | 1975
Martin Sheen, who plays Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, went on to play American President John F. Kennedy in the mini-series Kennedy (1983).
The title is a reference to the book "The Guns of August" by Barbara Tuchman, which had greatly impressed President John F. Kennedy and from which he drew inspiration in dealing with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
William Devane plays John F. Kennedy, and Martin Sheen played a member of his Cabinet. In the television series The West Wing (1999), this was the reverse, with Sheen playing the American President, and Devane portraying a member of his Cabinet.
Originally shot on videotape, and first shown in this format, but when it was sold to local stations, it was transferred to film.
Based on a book by Robert F. Kennedy called "Thirteen Days: A Memoir of the Cuban Missile Crisis". The theatrical film Thirteen Days (2000) has the same title as Kennedy's book and is about the same subject, but it is not based on it.
"Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev: [thinking about President Kennedy on the other side of the world, before being interrupted again] Just now, I work and he sleeps. Then, he works and I sleep. [pauses] Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev: Perhaps soon we both sleep..."
