in Dallas. In popular culture Australian actor, comedian, presenter and film producer Andrew Denton co-founded a production company in 1989 named Zapruder's Other Films. Timequest, a 2000 film in which Kennedy's assassination was prevented by a time traveler, had Zapruder (Andrew Dunn) instead aiming his camera at the fence behind the grassy knoll and filming Robert F. Kennedy after a would be second gunman was killed by his men, then having his footage confiscated by a Secret Service agent, but eventually obtained by a movie director and shown on television several decades later. Arcanum, a 2001 computer game, has a character named Isaac Zapruder who is deceased from the beginning of the game. His corpse contains his camera that provides proof that an inventors flying machines were able to fly, before they were destroyed by thieves in a kamikaze attack that crashed the blimp on which Isaac was a passenger. Isaac is the son of Abraham in chapter 22 of the Book of Genesis. Paul Giamatti portrays Zapruder in the 2013 film Parkland, which dramatizes Zapruder's life on the weekend of the assassination. Notes References External links Warren Commission Hearings, Testimony of Abraham Zapruder, vol. 7, p. 569. Zapruder's testimony during the Clay Shaw trial The Zapruder Camera - Bell & Howell 414PD Director Series - Overview and User's Manual Zapruder Film 1905 births 1970 deaths 20th-century American businesspeople American fashion businesspeople American Freemasons American people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent Businesspeople from Dallas Businesspeople from New York City Burials in Texas Deaths from cancer in Texas Deaths from stomach cancer Jews from the Russian Empire People from Kovel People from Kovelsky Uyezd Texas Democrats Polish emigrants to the United States Ukrainian Jews Witnesses to the assassination of John F. Kennedy