For Jimmy Carter
Written and Produced by
Adriana Bosch
Directed by
Adriana Bosch
Edited by
James Rutenbeck
Co-Producer
David Condon
Associate Producer
Julie Rosenberg
Music by
Mason Daring
Narrator
Linda Hunt
Camera
Michael Chin
Stephen McCarthy
Production Manager
Susan Chalifoux
Director of Archival Research
Karen Colbron
Production Assistant
Pamela Gaudiano
Assistant Editor
Rachel Clark
Additional Research
Rachel Clark
Additional Research
Julie Ecker
Alison Smith
Unit Manager
Kathryn Bennett
Sound
Dick Williams
Percy Urgena
Merce Williams
Matt Quast
Len Schmitz
Assistant Camera
Jill Tufts
Dick Williams
Production Assistants
Mark Dugas
Earl Godwind
Paul Hitlin
Gabe Monts
Tina Nguyen
Grips
Dan Philipp
Mike Simmasouk
Car Mount
Mike Pilcher
Gaffer
Colin Canto
Set Decorators
Jack Evans
Dana Leigh
Sound Mix
Richard Bock
On-Line Editor
Medallion – PFA Film & Video
Narration Record
Buzzy’s Recording
Photo Animation
The Frame Shop
Kingpin Productions
Original Photography Consultant
Patricia Garcia Rios
Special Thanks to
President and Mrs. Carter
Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, National Park Service
Pat Recker
The Carter Center
Deanna Congileo
The Jimmy Carter Library & Museum
David Stanhope
Betty Glad
E. Stanly Godbold
Kenneth E. Morris
Leo Ribuffo
Stan Jones, Southwest Georgia Branch Station
Matthew Moy, Westville
Bud Fuller
John Williams
Colby Perry
Dawan Mann
Shaquille Morgan
Massachusetts Historical Society
Nancy Porter
Tudor Place Foundation
Woodrow Wilson House
Herndon Home
Rhodes Hall
Captain Forbes House
Mindy Kanaskie
Maria Stasi
Interns
Debra Alban
Jonathan Federico
Zhenelle Fish
Archival Photographs and Footage
The Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
The Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, National Park Service
ABC News VideoSource
Archive Films by Getty Images
AP/Wide World Photos
Reprinted with permission of The Associated Press
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Atlanta History Center
The Boston Globe
BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc.
Carter Center
© 1978, 1979 The Chicago Tribune Company
Clayton Historic Committee
CNN
The Columbus Ledger Enquirer
Corbis Images
Harry Davis
Ray De Tournay Productions
Gerald R. Ford Library
Governor’s Office, State of Georgia
Special Collections Department, Pullen Library, Georgia State University
Grinberg Film Libraries, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity International
Christopher Hest
Sandy Huffaker
ITN Archive/Reuters
© Yousuf Karsh / Woodfin Camp & Associates
Bert Lance
Annie Leibovitz
Library of Congress
Los Angeles Times
Louisville Courier-Journal
Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries
NBC News Archives
The New York Times
D. Gorton/The New York Times
© 1976 Newsday, Inc.
© 1976 Newsweek, Inc.
Robert K. Machover
NYK Maritime Museum
Naval Historical Center
NBC News Archives
The Paper of Record
Marilyn Pennington
Archival Playboy Magazine material © 1976 by Playboy
Political Communication Center, University of Oklahoma
Betty Pope
Charles Rafshoon Photography
Rolin, Inc. d/b/a Stewart Webster Journal
The San Francisco Examiner
Andrei Sakharov Archives at Brandeis
Phil Stewart, Running Times
TELEDUCTION, Inc.
TIME Magazine © 1977 Time Inc. Reprinted by permission
Timepix
Ted Thai/Timepix
Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
U.S. Naval Academy Archives
UCLA Film & Television Archive
Annie Mae Vaughan
© 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979 The Washington Post. Reprinted with permission.
The Washington Post/James K.W. Atherton
The Washington Post/Harry Naltchayan
WCVB Boston
WETA Washington D.C.
Peter Wing
Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University
WPA Film Library
WSB Television Newsfilm Collection, University of Georgia Libraries Media Archives
Additional Music, Night 1
"All God’s Chillun Got Shoes"
Performed by The Charioteers
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
"Anchors Aweigh" and "Bright Morning Stars Are Rising"
Courtesy of APM
"Happy Days Are Here Again"
By Milt Ager – Jack Yellen
Performed by Ben Silvin & His Orchestra with The Crooners
Courtesy of Naxos of America
"Ramblin Man"
By Forrest Richard Betts
Performed by The Allman Brothers Band
By arrangement with Unichappel Music Inc. and Forrest Richard Betts
Additional Music, Night 2
"It’s Only A Paper Moon"
Lyrics by Billy Rose and E.Y. Harburg; Music by Harold Arien
Performed by Jeanie Stahl
By arrangement with Unichappel Music Inc.
Advisors
Douglas Brinkley
Dan T. Carter
Betty Glad
Kenneth E. Morris
Leo P. Ribuffo
On-Camera Interview Subjects
Peter Bourne, biographer
Douglas Brinkley, biographer
Zbigniew Brzezinsky, national security advisor
Patrick Caddell, pollster
Chip Carter, son
Dan T. Carter, historian
Rosalynn Carter, First Lady
Elizabeth Drew, journalist
Stuart Eizenstat, advisor
John A. Farrell, journalist
Warren Fortson, lawyer
Betty Glad, political scientist
E. Stanly Godbold, historian
Hendrik Hertzberg, speechwriter
Leroy Johnson, Georgia State Senator
Bert Lance, budget director
James Laney, former president, Emory University
Walter F. Mondale, Vice President
Joshua Muraychik, political analyst
Betty Pope, friend
Jody Powell, press secretary
Gerald Rafshoon, media advisor
Dan Rostenkowski, U.S. Congressman
Gaddis Smith, historian
Roger Wilkins, journalist
Andrew Young, United Nations ambassador
For AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
Post Production
Vanessa Ezersky
Glenn Fukushima
Greg Shea
Series Designer
Alison Kennedy
On-Line Editor
Spencer Gentry
Sound Mix
John Jenkins
Production Manager
Nancy Sherman
Web
Molly Jacobs
Tory Starr
Legal
Jay Fialkov
Janice Flood
Maureen Jordan
Scott Kardel
Project Administration
Susana Fernandes
Pamela Gaudiano
Lauren Noyes
Patricia Yusah
Marketing and Communications
Sean Cleary
Project Manager
Lauren Prestileo
Series Manager
James E. Dunford
Coordinating Producer
Susan Mottau
Senior Editor
Paul Taylor
Series Producer
Susan Bellows
Senior Producer
Sharon Grimberg
Executive Producer
Mark Samels
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