| Two Soldiers | |||||
| Westlake Media (2003) | |||||
| Drama, Short, War | |||||
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| Ben Allison | Pete Grier | |
| David Andrews | Lt. Hogenbeck | |
| Deacon Dawson | Bus Clerk | |
| Aaron Fiore | A Corporal | |
| Jonathan Furr | Willie Grier | |
| Warren Hendon | Mr. Killegrew | |
| D.H. Johnson | Colonel's Driver | |
| John Lawson | Recruit at Desk | |
| Aaron Mills | Medical Officer | |
| David Ostergaard | Army Recruiter | |
| Ron Perlman | ||
| David Andrews; Ron Perlman; Deacon Dawson |
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| Producer | Bob Ducsay
Kate Miller |
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| Writer | William Faulkner
Aaron Schneider |
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Based on the story by William Faulkner, Two Soldiers tells the inspirational and stirring tale of two brothers pulled apart by war. Set in 1941 on the eve of WWII, Faulkner's poignant coming-of-age story takes us on a young boy's heroic journey to reunite his family and do battle with the world that has torn it apart. Originally published in the Saturday Evening Post, this uplifting story and it's faithful Academy-Award Winning adaptation, are a loving homage to 'innocence lost' and the unwavering devotion of those who continue to sacrifice for love and country. |
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