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Gettysburg Director: Ronald F. Maxwell Cast: Stephen Lang, Tom Berenger, Martin Sheen, Richard Jordan

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/03/2004
  • Original Release: 1993
  • Rating: Not Rated
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Soundtrack remastered in Dolby Digital 5.0; New digital transfer; "The Making of Gettysburg" documentary narrated by Martin Sheen; Vintage Oscar-nominated documentary: "The Battle of Gettysburg" narrated by Leslie Nielsen; Cast/crew interview gallery; Battlefield maps; Feature-length audio commentary by director/screenwriter Ronald F. Maxwell, cinematographer Kees Van Dostrum, Pulitzer Prize-winning author James M. McPherson, and military historian Craig Symonds; Interactive menus; Theatrical trailer; TV Spots; Cast/Director filmographies; Scene access; Languages and subtitles: English, Français

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Scene Index

Side A: Gettysburg Part 1.
0. Scene Selections
1. Credits. [4:13]
2. Prologue. [:54]
3. Troop movement. [3:12]
4. An actor's report. [4:52]
5. Feel free to shoot. [3:05]
6. Prisoner delivery. [3:50]
7. Used by idiots. [4:40]
8. What we're fighting for. [6:50]
9. Buford's cavalry. [3:47]
10. Bloody moment ahead? [6:49]
11. Assessing the enemy. [3:44]
12. First morning's battle. [7:17]
13. Reinforcements arrive. [2:06]
14. Full engagement. [3:53]
15. Reynolds killed. [2:23]
16. The Baltimore Pike. [2:18]
17. Lee's resolve. [4:40]
18. No divine spark. [7:26]
19. Old friends. [5:38]
20. Gentlemen's club. [3:01]
21. High ground held. [3:40]
22. Trimble's report. [1:18]
23. Soldier's prayer. [2:40]
24. Strike now. [3:05]
25. Different dreams. [3:08]
26. The final battle? [4:32]
27. A strategic hill. [3:34]
28. Little Round Top. [2:41]
29. Bracing for siege. [3:50]
30. Attacked in waves. [3:18]
31. One hell of a fight. [4:48]
32. Desperate measures. [3:43]
33. Closing in. [3:20]
34. Bayonets. [3:54]
35. Name to remember. [4:44]
Side B: Gettysburg Part 2.
0. Scene Selections
1. Longstreet's men. [4:28]
2. Review of the day's battle. [3:12]
3. Darwin discussion. [2:25]
4. Personal request. [6:27]
5. Lee admonishes Stuart. [4:21]
6. Seminary ridge. [1:52]
7. Lee's attack plan. [4:20]
8. Longstreet's worry. [4:29]
9. At the head of the troops. [3:05]
10. Command instructions. [5:50]
11. What's going to happen. [3:38]
12. What do the books say? [3:33]
13. News of Kilrain. [1:50]
14. Bombardment begins. [4:27]
15. "I'll see you at the top." [2:14]
16. "Keep it hot.." [3:04]
17. "All Virginia was here." [3:27]
18. "For Virginia." [4:32]
19. Marching into battle. [:31]
20. Raining death. [5:49]
21. Commanders down. [3:51]
22. Armistead's rally. [5:42]
23. The stone wall. [2:11]
24. Final request. [3:28]
25. Longstreet surveys the scene. [1:54]
26. Good order in retreat. [3:24]
27. "I have no division." [1:54]
28. "What else can we do?" [1:14]
29. Brotherly embrace. [3:30]
30. Coda. [2:04]
31. End credits. [2:06]
0. The Making of Gettysburg
1. Three bloody days. [2:44]
2. Crew/cast commitment. [4:44]
3. Reasons for fighting. [2:52]
4. Federals and Confederates. [3:13]
5. Accidental encounter. [3:18]
6. Cannon fire. [3:52]
7. Longstreet and Chamberlain. [4:34]
8. Friends at odds. [2:42]
9. On location. [2:49]
10. Pickett's Charge. [4:46]
11. Hallowed ground. [2:00]
12. Federals' fortification. [5:21]
13. Losses. [4:55]
14. Truly united; death toll. [2:31]
15. End Credits. [1:36]

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Editorial Reviews

The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara becomes this sprawling historical epic. As in Shaara's novel, director Ronald Maxwell focuses on a handful of major players to dramatize the events of July 1863, when the armies of the Union and Confederacy clash at the small Pennsylvania town of the title. Among them are Martin Sheen as General Robert E. Lee, who disagrees with his top advisor, General James Longstreet (Tom Berenger) over battle strategy, and Jeff Daniels as Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, a college professor whose unorthodox techniques save the day (and possibly the war) for his beleaguered army. Other cast standouts include Richard Jordan in his final film appearance as the ill-fated General Lewis Armistead, and cameo roles for Civil War buff Ken Burns and media mogul producer Ted Turner. Filmed on-location at Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg was shot as a television miniseries for Turner's TNT cable channel, but earned a limited theatrical release. Karl Williams, All Movie Guide

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Fabulousby ScarlettSD

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July 27, 2009: Gettysburg is a fabulous movie. It's so touching and sad that brother fought against brother but did so to save this great country. I've watched it many times. I have it on my IPOD too....The musical score is in my car CD player. It's just beautiful. I highly recomment this movie

The best civil war movie aroundby Anonymous

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February 27, 2007: this a great movie for history or civil war buffs, or a history teacher to show to the class. I enjoyed this, it showed the battles and generals i read in the books overall i think its worth buying! Great movie!


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