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18 March 1995 (USA) moreTagline:
As soldiers they were taught to fight for honor. As men they were willing to die for it.Plot:
A group of cavalry men defy orders to destroy hundreds of army horses. Having disobeyed a direct order... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
This film was well done and touched my heart. moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Don Johnson | ... | Sgt. John Libbey | |
| Craig Sheffer | ... | Lt. Marshall Buxton | |
| Gabrielle Anwar | ... | Jessica Stuart | |
| Bob Gunton | ... | Col. John Hardesty | |
| James Sikking | ... | Gen. Douglas MacArthur | |
| John Dennis Johnston | ... | Sgt. Thomas Mulcahey | |
| Robert Coleby | ... | Sgt. James Shattuck | |
| Neil Melville | ... | Sgt. Sean Quinlain | |
| Rod Steiger | ... | Col. Owen Stuart | |
| Terence Crawford | ... | Maj. Timothy Forrest | |
| Peter Curtin | ... | Sgt. Ernest Gruber | |
| Brian McDermott | ... | Sgt. Nathaniel Rutherford | |
| Justin Monjo | ... | Capt. Geoffrey Overton | |
| Christopher Dibb | ... | Evan Buckley | |
| Nick Holland | ... | Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Sergeant |
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Rated PG-13 for depiction of violence against animals.Parents Guide:
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Singapore:PG | Iceland:12 | Australia:M | Argentina:Atp | Germany:12 | UK:PG (video premiere) | USA:PG-13Filming Locations:
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Sgt. Thomas Mulcahey: Indians riding Cavalry mounts? My grandaddy'd never forgive me!Sgt. James Shattuck: Well, when you get to hell... don't tell him.
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The actors (both human and animal) were well cast. The direction of this TV film was excellent. The movie depicted a humane aspect of the military.
The soldiers started out with some conflict of personalities and became a "team". They had one goal: SAVE THE HORSES. The horses selected for these roles were well trained and were magnificent animals.
Before watching this film, I had a high regard for General Douglas MacArthur. The information given in the film shows another side of the war hero; one not so favorable.
The compassion shown by the Calvery soldier to his partner (the horse) was extremely emotional. He was ready to give his life for his "partner". The soldier looked upon the mount as an equal and treated the animal with dignity. I was unaware that when the soldiers and horses went into battle, they were a team; one depending on the other for their survival. The horse was trained to manoeuvre and respond to protect his rider. This is a part of history that remains a secret to most people.