U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated fifty years ago. Michael Enright looks at the man, the myth and the assassination. He speaks to Kennedy biographer Robert Dallek, and to legendary prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi.

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It's a lot easier to tell a great story if you don't also need to be factual about things. Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet are fiction; Richard III and Henry V are mostly fiction, albeit based on historical events. And it's precisely because they're fictional - because Shakespeare was always storyteller first and foremost - that they're still performed so regularly, all over the world, and that they have had such powerful emotional resonance with billions of people over the centuries since they were written.

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