An examination of the Battle of Gettysberg on both the personal and strategic level.An examination of the Battle of Gettysberg on both the personal and strategic level.An examination of the Battle of Gettysberg on both the personal and strategic level.
- Won 4 Primetime Emmys
- 5 wins & 5 nominations total
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Sam Rockwell
- Self - Narrator
- (voice)
Peter Carmichael
- Self - Director, Civil War Institute
- (as Dr. Peter Carmichael)
Garry E. Adelman
- Self - Historian, Civil War Trust
- (as Garry Adelman)
Steven Knott
- Self - Instructor, U.S. Army War College
- (as Captain Steven Knott)
Edward L. Ayers
- Self - Author, The Crucible of the Civil War
- (as Dr. Edward Ayers)
James M. McPherson
- Self - Author, Battle Cry of Freedom
- (as James McPherson)
Josh Artis
- Colonel James Wallace
- (uncredited)
Greg Berg
- James Wallace
- (uncredited)
Anton Blake Horowitz
- General Carl Schurz
- (uncredited)
Gary Green
- Union soldier
- (uncredited)
Stephen Jennings
- Maj. Gen. George G Meade
- (uncredited)
Charles Klausmeyer
- Amos Humiston
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
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- ConnectionsFeatured in 2011 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (2011)
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It seems very clear that others who have left glowing reviews of this "film" (I have to resist the gag reflex to call this such a thing) Like other reviewers who have stated quite accurately how horrible and inaccurate this presentation is, I add my thumbs down to the growing disdain. As a former re-enactor of the Blue and gray and a proud American, I was incredibly disappointed by this Farb- filled festival of feces. For those who don't know Farb is short for Farby which is a term we re-enactors use to describe inaccuracies in a re-enactors impression of a soldier or collectively in a camp or in a film. The most famous in "Glory"- a film I love when a young actor wears a "Swatch" his wrist as he waves to Morgan Freeman. Another example would be modern glasses or the scarf you can get at 7-11 with a paisley print. "Gettysburg" in this instance is an offense and "much offense too" as Hamlet said. The characters NEVER marched in the correct formation in the battle style of that day. And was all style but no substance. I am not only a former reenactor, but I am also a filmmaker myself and I was disgusted by the total lack of focus, and it was evident that the director and the brothers' Scott had no idea how Civil Wr Soldiers fought or spoke. The late Anthony Minghella , director of Cold Mountain, filmed in Romania and he had advisors like Michael Kraus, Don Toriani and the late Brian Pohanka to ensure historical accuracy. Pohanka and Kraus also worked on Ron Maxwell's Gettysburg and Ed Zwick's Glory. This "film"(again I gag), should be destroyed and forgotten and the same for all the DVD copies. This is not censorship- it is a mercy killing for the sake of honoring the men who gave the last full measure and ought not to be offended in such a way. This director is about to finish work on "Killing Lincoln" A friend of mine is in it, I hope that the director has done his homework.
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- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
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