Lincoln

Filme para televisão
1992
4 h

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFamous actors and actresses read testimonies from people close to Lincoln about him and his actions during the Civil War.Famous actors and actresses read testimonies from people close to Lincoln about him and his actions during the Civil War.Famous actors and actresses read testimonies from people close to Lincoln about him and his actions during the Civil War.

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6,9/10

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Jason Robards

President Abraham Lincoln
(narração)

James Earl Jones

Narrator
(narração)

Glenn Close

Mary Todd Lincoln
(narração)

Richard Widmark

Ward Hill Lamon
(narração)

Arnold Schwarzenegger

John G. Nicolay
(narração)

Burgess Meredith

Winfield Scott
(narração)

Richard Thomas

John Hay
(narração)

Henry Morgan

William Seward
(narração)

Ned Beatty

Dennis Hanks
(narração)

Barnard Hughes

Horace Greeley
(narração)

Maureen Stapleton

Sarah Bush Lincoln
(narração)

Keith Carradine

William Herndon
(narração)

Blythe Danner

Elizabeth Todd Edwards
(narração)

Fred Gwynne

Edwin Stanton
(narração)

Stacy Keach

George McClellan
(narração)

Oprah Winfrey

Elizabeth Keckley
(narração)

Ossie Davis

Frederick Douglas
(narração)

E.G. Marshall

Gideon Welles
(narração)

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Curiosidades
Final appearance of Richard Widmark (Ward Hill Lamon).

Erros de gravação
John G. Nicolay was born in Bavaria, but immigrated with his parents to the United States at age 6 and grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. He would not have spoken with a Germanic accent as voiced by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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10/10

An Incredible masterpiece. ABC-TV should have been lauded for this presentation

This morning from midnight to 3:30, I watched my original taped broadcast from 1992, and was enthralled by this incredible treatment of our 16th president.

I have seen the Raymond Massey performance of ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS, 1940 and he gave Abraham Lincoln such a great human presence. The performance of Henry Fonda as young Abe Lincoln, trial lawyer added some great humanity. Even Walter Huston's early thirties talkie added dimension to The Great Emancipator.

This production, Lincoln's own words spoken by Jason Robards gives the audience a complete portrait, the internal tortures of this self educated man. The death of his favorite son to typhoid fever in his first term, his struggles within his marriage and his constant torment with the reality of the War Between the States breathe new life into Abraham Lincoln the man.

Although this nation has sought to make festive weekends out of national holidays, maybe the media will once again separate the birthdays of George Washigton and Abraham Lincoln from President's Day and do homage by broadcasting this program once again on Lincoln's birthday.