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0. Scene Selections
1. Start [3:49]
2. Antietam Creek [4:34]
3. Field hospital [1:09]
4. The Shaw party [5:03]
5. Recruits [2:36]
6. Readville Camp [3:24]
7. Mess hall [1:12]
8. "Dear Mother." [2:58]
9. Assembly [5:01]
10. Issuing arms [4:28]
11. His job [2:29]
12. Bayonet practice [6:54]
13. Christmas dinner [6:56]
14. 600 Shoes [2:28]
15. Payday [3:28]
16. The 54th [2:05]
17. New Sgt-Major [2:28]
18. Beaufort [3:35]
19. Darien [4:42]
20. "Dear Father." [2:34]
21. Thomas and Trip [2:41]
22. Transfer request [2:56]
23. James Island [5:08]
24. A promise [1:06]
25. News [3:52]
26. Honor request [8:13]
27. "We are ready." [2:26]
28. "Remember." [2:22]
29. Who will carry on? [1:33]
30. March to glory [1:44]
31. Charge! [4:03]
32. Fort's wall [4:15]
33. Lost cause [2:19]
34. End credits [7:17]
Side #2- Full Screen
1. Start [3:49]
2. Antietam Creek [4:34]
3. Field Hospital [1:09]
4. The Shaw party [5:03]
5. Recruits [2:36]
6. Readville Camp [3:24]
7. Mess hall [1:12]
8. "Dear Mother." [2:58]
9. Assembly [5:01]
10. Issuing arms [4:28]
11. His job [2:29]
12. Bayonet practice [6:54]
13. Christmas dinner [6:56]
14. 600 Shoes [2:28]
15. Payday [3:28]
16. The 54th [2:05]
17. New Sgt-Major [2:28]
18. Beaufort [3:35]
19. Darien [4:42]
20. "Dear Father." [2:34]
21. Thomas and Trip [2:41]
22. Transfer request [2:56]
23. James Island [5:08]
24. A promise [1:06]
25. News [3:52]
26. Honor request [8:13]
27. "We are ready." [2:26]
28. "Remember." [2:22]
29. Who will carry on? [1:33]
30. March to glory [1:44]
31. Charge! [4:03]
32. Fort's wall [4:15]
33. Lost cause [2:19]
34. End credits [7:17]
Art Director - Keith Pain
Art Director - Dan Webster
Book Author - Peter Burchard
Book Author - Lincoln Kirstein
Cinematographer - Freddie Francis
Composer (Music Score) - James Horner
Costume Designer - Francine Jamison-Tanchuck
Makeup Special Effects - Carl Fullerton
Production Designer - Norman Garwood
Sound/Sound Designer - Gregg Rudloff
Special Effects - Philip C. Cory
Special Effects - Kevin Yagher
Stunts - Bob Minor
Stunts - Mario Roberts
Edward Zwick's account of the experience of a group of African-Americans who served in combat during the Civil War is a rousing display of pageantry. The film was based partly on the letters of Col. Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick), the commander of the all-black 54th Regiment of the Massachussetts Volunteers, a unit formed to test the widely doubted ability of black troops to serve in combat. The film details the racist indignities to which the black soldiers were subjected, such as a lower rate of pay than white troops and delays in receiving provisions. The drama of the black regiment's training sequence, such as it is, revolves around the ability of Shaw to remedy these problems. Zwick has fabricated a group of four black characters to represent a cross section of the regiment, but, as in a WWI movie, their only purpose here is to bond and prepare to fight. As the film approaches its climax, with James Horner's theme becoming more throbbingly insistent, it's consumed almost entirely in the kind of pageantry that was John Ford's specialty. Just as this begins to become annoying, Zwick plunges one back into the horror of war in the attack on Fort Wagner. While one can quibble with aspects of the film, such as making a white officer the lead and narrator, the surfeit of TV-movie-like uplift, and the lack of substance in the parts of the black characters, all are outweighed by value of the film in more widely disseminating an invaluable piece of history. The project benefits from tremendous performances by Morgan Freeman as the unit's elder statesman, and Denzel Washington, who garnered an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. ~ Michael Costello, Rovi
Freddie Francis : Best Cinematography - British Academy of Film and Televisio, 1990
Edward Zwick : Best Director - Hollywood Foreign Press Association, 1989
James Horner : Best Original Score - Hollywood Foreign Press Association, 1989
Denzel Washington : Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture - Hollywood Foreign Press Association, 1989
Kevin Jarre : Best Screenplay - Hollywood Foreign Press Association, 1989
Norman Garwood : Best Art Direction - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Garrett Lewis : Best Art Direction - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Freddie Francis : Best Cinematography - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Steven Rosenblum : Best Editing - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Russell Williams II : Best Sound - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Gregg Rudloff : Best Sound - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Donald O. Mitchell : Best Sound - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Elliot Tyson : Best Sound - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
Denzel Washington : Best Supporting Actor - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1989
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