Seven Days in May (1964)

Classic Movie Review

May 09, 2017•21 min•Ep. 109

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Seven Days in May (1964) is a star-studded military movie featuring Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas. This movie doesn’t feature any combat. But there is enough action for anyone, as a rogue general tries to replace the US president in a military coup. Every actor in this movie is amazing but I want to call out Edmond O'Brien who plays a drunken Senator. Rod Serling wrote the screenplay and the movie was directed by John Frankenheimer.

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