Seven Days In May (1964) - (Movie Clip) Constitution Of The United States

Seven Days in May - (Original Trailer)

The U.S. President is threatened by a military coup in Seven Days in May (1964) written by Rod Serling and starring Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.

Seven Days In May (1964) -- (Movie Clip) Like Overfed Ducks

Early and high-tech conference between adjutant Col. Casey (Kirk Douglas) and Joint Chiefs Chairman General Scott (Burt Lancaster), who's planning a coup after the American president signed a nuclear treaty with the Soviet Union, in John Frankenheimer's Seven Days In May, 1964.

Seven Days In May (1964) -- (Movie Clip) The Iron Mask

First appearance of Ava Gardner as "Ellie," former mistress to the right-wing general under whom Col. "Jiggs" Casey (Kirk Douglas) serves, at a D.C. power party, Senator Prentice (Whit Bissell) throwing in conspiratorial comments, in John Frankenheimer's Seven Days In May, 1964.

Seven Days In May (1964) -- (Movie Clip) Thankless Job Of Informer

Does seem like Fredric March ("Jordan Lyman" here) would have made a fine president, consulting with aides (George Macready, Martin Balsam, Edmond O'Brien) and Col. Casey (Kirk Douglas) amid fears of a military coup, in Seven Days In May, 1964, from the novel by Charles W. Bailey II and Fletcher Knebel.

Seven Days In May (1964) -- (Movie Clip) God Help Our Country!

JSOC staff Colonel Casey (Kirk Douglas) grows more worried watching first blow-hard McPherson (Hugh Marlowe) then his boss, the possibly treasonous General Scott (Burt Lancaster), addressing veterans on TV, in John Frankenheimer's Seven Days In May, 1964.