Savannah

2013
PG-13
1h 41min

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Jim Caviezel, Sam Shepard, and Jaimie Alexander in Savannah (2013)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDrama about the friendship between an Oxford-educated Southerner and a former black slave in turn-of-the-century Savannah.Drama about the friendship between an Oxford-educated Southerner and a former black slave in turn-of-the-century Savannah.Drama about the friendship between an Oxford-educated Southerner and a former black slave in turn-of-the-century Savannah.

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5,8/10

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Vídeos1

Trailer 2:05

Theatrical Trailer

Imágenes11

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Todo por Grace

6,6

Un equipo legendario

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Ed, el chimpancé

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Curiosidades
There is scene shortly after the film flashes to 1922 where Ward and Christmas are discussing the construction of "Imperial." The characters are referring to Imperial Sugar, which is the modern day corporate name for Dixie Crystal, who built their sugar refinery on Savannah's marsh front in 1916.

Pifias
In the film, Ward Allen died in 1922. He was born in 1856, so he would have been 66 years old, but Jim Caviezel was 44 during filming. Ward Allen actually died in 1931 at the age of 75.

Citas
Ward Allen: [discovering his guns having been sold for bail money] A gun rack has guns in it!
Lucy Stubbs: And a home has a husband in it.

Banda sonora
Wade In The Water
Written and Performed by Jodi Hecate (as Jody Hecate)

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8/10

A colorful character and great friendship from the Old South

"Savannah" is an entertaining film of fiction that is based partly on a book about a somewhat legendary character from the turn of the 20th century in Savannah, GA, and his lifelong friendship with a freed Black slave. Other reviewers have noted the problems with the shaky plot and script. But this film is very entertaining and a fun watch fit for the whole family.

Two things that stand out in this film are worthy of praise. First is the scenery and cinematography along the marshes and backwaters of the Savannah River. Second is the acting. The entire cast gave top performances; but like other reviewers, I especially enjoyed Jim Caviezel's portrayal of the lead character, Ward Allen. If the real educated and sophisticated yet down-home Ward Allen was half as vibrant, witty and disarming as the character played by Caviezel, he was a most colorful character indeed.