Verdade e Honra

Título original: The Last Full Measure

2019
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1 h 56 min

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Thirty-four years after his death, Airman William H. Pitsenbarger, Jr. ("Pits") is awarded the nation's highest military honor for his actions on the battlefield.

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Trinta e quatro anos depois de sua morte, o aviador William H. Pitsenbarger Jr. ("Pits") é agraciado com a mais alta honra militar do país, por suas ações no campo de batalha.Trinta e quatro anos depois de sua morte, o aviador William H. Pitsenbarger Jr. ("Pits") é agraciado com a mais alta honra militar do país, por suas ações no campo de batalha.Trinta e quatro anos depois de sua morte, o aviador William H. Pitsenbarger Jr. ("Pits") é agraciado com a mais alta honra militar do país, por suas ações no campo de batalha.

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During the credits, there are interviews with the real airmen and soldiers who knew Pitsenbarger.

Erros de gravação
The uniform worn by Pits is NOT incorrect. He is shown with his name in white on blue over one breast and USAF in white on blue over the other as well as blue & silver stripes on his sleeve. There are several photos of the real-life A1C Pitsenbarger taken in Vietnam while wearing jungle fatigues with the white on blue name tags and blue and silver rank insignia. Subdued name tags and rank insignia did not become mandatory in the Air Force until the 1970s.

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Tulley: Justice delayed is justice denied. That's my damn agenda.

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Interviews with veterans and others involved during end credits.

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What A Piece Of Ribbon Is Worth

Sebastian Stan is a lawyer for the Pentagon. He's smart, driven, ambitious, politically savvy and looking for his next job. His last assignment at his current position is to look into the file of William H. Pitsenbarger, Jr., an airman killed in Vietnam twenty-two earlier. Members of his unit, soldiers whose lives he saved under the fire that killed him, his dying parents (Christopher Plummer in his final screen appearance, Diane Ladd) have petitioned to have his Air Force Cross upgraded to the Medal of Honor he was originally recommended for. As he travels to interview the people, we hear the things they are not saying more clearly, and Stan does too, gradually becoming convinced that Pitsenbarger must have his medal of honor, even though he is not sure why, and the fight may make him enemies he can ill afford.

It's a heartfelt and meaningful response to the question posed in the movie -- and almost a century ago, in BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN -- as to what a piece of ribbon is worth. It's a distinguished cast, including Peter Fonda (also in his last screen role), Samuel L. Jackson, William Hurt, and Ed Harris. Highly recommended.