| Blue & The Gray, The | |||||
| Columbia / TriStar (1982) | |||||
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| John Hammond | John Geyser | |
| Stacy Keach | Jonas Steele | |
| Lloyd Bridges | Ben Geyser | |
| Rory Calhoun | Gen. George Meade | |
| Colleen Dewhurst | Maggie Geyser | |
| Sterling Hayden | John Brown | |
| Warren Oates | Preacher/Maj. Welles | |
| Geraldine Page | Mrs. Lovelace | |
| Gregory Peck | ||
| Rip Torn | Gen. Ulysses S. Grant | |
| Robert Vaughn | Sen. Reynolds |
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| Producer | Hugh Benson
Harry Thomason |
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| Writer | Ian McClellan Hunter
John Leekley Ian McLellan Hunter |
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The epic story of the most explosive time in American History... and one's family's love that survived it all. A remarkable ensemble of screen legends, including Gregory Peck, Stacy Keach, Lloyd Bridges, Geraldine Page, and Colleen Dewhurst star in one of the most compelling, thoughtful and comprehensive Civil War films ever produced. Based on the works of Pulitzer Prize-winning Bruce Catton. The Blues And The Gray is recognized for its historic accuracy, dramatic intensity and spectacular battle sequences. Filmed entirely on location in Arkansas with over 160 characters and 6,300 extras, this searing saga contains all the stirring conflict and narrative lyricism of such cinematic masterpieces as Gone With The Wind and Glory. The film brilliantly reconstructs an eternally fascinating and controversial era in American history - when families and nation were divided between the black and white, North and South and The Blue And The Gray. A Three-Disc Set |
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