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Post by coopfan on May 10, 2007 19:20:22 GMT -5
Cavalry Capt. James Braydon leaves Union Army Headquarters to visit his sweetheart Elizabeth. Finding her in the arms of a civilian, he returns embittered and volunteers for spy duty. He is detailed to carry false dispatches behind Southern lines where they will mislead the Confederate Army. At a ball given for Confederate officers by Barbara Calhoun, Braydon flirts with the hostess to pique the jealousy of Darrington, who loves her, and to subject himself to arrest, but Barbara defends him even when she discovers him to be a spy, and they fall in love. Ultimately he is forced to leap from a window to assure his capture. The Confederates act on the fraudulent dispatches, though upon discovering his deception, they order him executed. The Union attack comes in time to save him, but he is wounded in the battle. After the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse, Braydon and Barbara are the principals in a military wedding.
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Post by *~Mrs. Cooper ~* on May 10, 2007 19:34:58 GMT -5
I liked this movie very much. I'm really not sure why, but again, the ending just floored me. Besides...he looked very handsome, too
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Post by coopfan on May 10, 2007 19:37:50 GMT -5
Yes I like Gary very much in civil war movies and ww1 movies. This one was not very long and did not look like a great deal of money was spent on it. It almost gave me the impression of watching a play with breaks from one scene to another and most of them inside or directly beside the plantation mansion.
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senta
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Post by senta on Dec 7, 2007 14:09:42 GMT -5
Like the movie too. But the copy wich I have from e-bay and what is placed in YouTube is not very good. I hope that all these early talkies would be restored someday and we will see them in glory.
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