Director:
Andrew V. McLaglenGuión:
James Lee BarrettCámara:
William H. ClothierMúsica:
Frank SkinnerReparto:
James Stewart, Doug McClure, Glenn Corbett, Patrick Wayne, Rosemary Forsyth, Phillip Alford, Katharine Ross, Charles Robinson, Jim McMullan, Tim McIntire (más)Streaming (1)
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En plena Guerra de Secesión (1861-1865), Charlie Anderson, viudo y padre de familia numerosa, posee una granja en Virginia. Siendo contrario a la esclavitud, está firmemente decidido a mantenerse al margen de la guerra civil, a pesar de las presiones que soporta, incluso por parte de algunos de sus hijos. (Filmin)
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Who would have guessed that such a classically conceived western would simultaneously contain such a strong anti-war message and so much humor? The excellent James Stewart (this time supported by Brzobohatý's dubbing), unforgettable scenes with the train and the cow, and a monologue over the graves that takes your breath away and brings tears to your eyes. No, this isn't some cheap pro-American flick that has grown stale over the years. No way.
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