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The Greatest Speeches of All-Time Box Set

<b>The Greatest Speeches of All-Time </b> Box SetDirector: Bob Wikstrom
Actors: FDR, Harry Truman, JFK, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter
Studio: SpeechWorks
Category: DVD

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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 6 reviews
Sales Rank: 18,770

Format: Box set, Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: G (General Audience)
Region: 1
Discs: 3
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Running Time: 210 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 1.9

MPN: KCSDJR8801D
UPC: 739497880191
EAN: 0739497880191
ASIN: B000WGLAMY

Release Date: September 26, 2007
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4 out of 5 stars The Greatest Speeches of All-Times   September 3, 2010
LLLCOOK
Great Box set of speeches, but was expecting a little bit more speeches that did not focus on political issues.


4 out of 5 stars As a teacher - helpful & good!   May 28, 2010
Shannon D. Peery (Kansas City, Kansas)
Speech for 8th graders is all about the basics. This collection of speeches, largely persuasive in the broad sense, was an excellent way to place speeches in historical context and discuss their importance to our world. It was also great to use with a substitute if you are technically set up. Use a questionnaire and show a variety of speeches. If you have an older substitute teacher they can also share their unique experience (if they personally remember the events surrounding 'some' of the speeches) to the class.


3 out of 5 stars Nice clips   April 24, 2010
Kevin B. Reynolds
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Raw footage, no complete speeches so far. I haven't seen them all yet but I'm not impressed with the quality. Probably won't buy from Speech Works again.


5 out of 5 stars a treasure chest of speeches   January 31, 2009
Jonathan Rand (Kansas City, MO)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I teach an introductory public speaking course at a local university and start each class with a speech from one of these DVDs. They're wonderful examples of great public speaking and, I hope, an inspiration to my students. For anyone who appreciates history and major political figures, this is a terrific collection to own.


5 out of 5 stars Speeches from FDR to WJ Clinton, and all points in-between   August 1, 2008
Annie Van Auken (Planet Earth)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful

SOUNDWORK's GREATEST SPEECHES OF ALL TIME Box Set combines their three original volumes into one great package. The 39 film and sound clips presented over these 3½ hours represent some of most important moments in modern political history. Fascinating throughout.


Also recommended is JOHN F. KENNEDY: The Presidential Years, which contains highlights of 13 speeches JFK made between 1960 and '63.


CONTENTS of GREATEST SPEECHES Box Set:

VOL. ONE--
Franklin D. Roosevelt: 1942 "State of the Union Address" (post- Pearl Harbor attack).
Winston Churchill: Excerpts of famous speeches made during WWII.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur: "Old Soldiers Never Die..."
Harry S. Truman: Fiery political rhetoric from the "Buck stops here" president.
John F. Kennedy: Highlights of "New Frontiers," the 1961 Inaugural Address ("Ask Not") and "Ich Bin Ein Berliner."
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Excerpts from two speeches, including his last. - (Memphis, 1968)
Robert F. Kennedy: RFK's impromptu eulogy of Martin Luther King. - (Indiana, 1968)
Malcolm X: A speech delivered in Harlem.
Richard M. Nixon: "I will resign this office effective noon tomorrow..." - ( Aug. 1974)
Ronald Reagan: Speeches made at the start and close of his administration.
Total time: 68:00

VOL. TWO--
Franklin D. Roosevelt: 1st Inaugural Address ("...fear itself") - (3/4/33)
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Answers claim that he feasts on "Grilled Millionaires." - (12/5/38)
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Teamsters Union Banquet, Hotel Statler in Washington D.C. - (9/23/44)
Richard M. Nixon: "Checkers Speech." - (9/23/52)
John F. Kennedy: "Test Ban Treaty" speech at American University. - (6/10/63)
Martin Luther King, Jr.: Brown Chapel in Selma, Alabama. - (3/8/65)
Barry Goldwater: Republican National Convention speech, San Francisco. - (7/16/64)
Ronald Reagan: Speech supporting Goldwater-Miller G.O.P. ticket. - (10/27/64)
Ronald Reagan: At the Brandenburg Gate ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"). - (6/12/87)
Mario Cuomo: Democratic National Convention speech, San Francisco. - (7/16/84)
Jesse Jackson: Political rally, Tendley Baptist Church, Philadelphia. - (1/16/84)
George H.W. Bush: Address to Joint Session of Congress following Desert Storm victory. - (3/6/91)
Bill Clinton: 50th Anniversary of D-Day Invasion. - (6/6/94)
Bill Clinton: 2nd Inaugural Address, Washington D.C. - (1/20/97)
Total Time: 94:30

Disc #3
Will Rogers: Campaign Rally with FDR - 1932
Huey Long: To Congressional Staff members ("redistribute the wealth"). - (12/11/34)
3. Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Second Inaugural Address. - January 20, 1937
George S. Patton: War Bond rally speech, Los Angeles. - (6/12/45)
John L. Lewis: Call for ouster of Secretary of the Interior, after mining disaster. - (4/3/47)
Atty. Joseph Welch: Army vs. McCarthy testimony ("Have you no shame?"). - (4/22/54)
V.P. Richard Nixon-Nikita Khrushchev: "Kitchen Debate," U.S. Embassy, Moscow. - (7/24/59)
Hubert Humphrey: Presidential Primary speech made to farm workers. - (3/14/60)
John F. Kennedy: Civil Rights Legislation address to the nation. - (6/11/63)
Nelson Rockefeller: Republican National Convention speech. - (7/14/64)
Robert F. Kennedy: Democratic National Convention, Atlantic City. - (9/27/64)
U.S. Rep. Barbara Jordan at Impeachment hearings of Richard Nixon. - (7/25/74)
Gerald Ford: Pardon for Richard Nixon. - (9/8/74)
Jimmy Carter: Energy Crisis speech. - (7/15/79)
Ronald Reagan: National Assn. of Evangelicals Convention. - (3/23/83)
Running Time: 52:00


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