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"Hallmark Hall of Fame" Valley Forge (1975)



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6.3/10   36 votes
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Writers:
Maxwell Anderson (play)
Sidney Carroll (adaptation)
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Original Air Date:
3 December 1975 (Season 25, Episode 2)
Plot:
George Washington struggles to hold his army together at a critical point during the Revolutionary War. | add synopsis
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Cast

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Richard Basehart ... Gen. George Washington
Barry Snider ... Alcock
Harry Andrews ... Gen. William Howe
Alan Cauldwell ... Andrew
Stuart Warmflash ... Mason

Woodrow Parfrey ... Minto
Robert Metcalf ... Neil
William Carden ... Nick

Lane Smith ... Spad
Michael McGuire ... Teague

Victor Garber ... Marquis de Lafayette
Josef Sommer ... Brig. Gen. 'Dusty' Varnum
Paul Sparer ... Brig. Gen. Stirling
Michael Tolan ... Lt. Col. Lucifer Tench

Christopher Walken ... The Hessian
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David Winters ... Jacques
Selena Royle ... Cast Member 1951-1952
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Runtime:
USA:75 min
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Gen. Washington: I'll tell you what you're fighting for - -something that has never been on this green earth since man first worked it with his hands, and which does not exist and never will exist unless we put it there - the right of each man to govern himself in his own way. more
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6 out of 6 people found the following review useful.
Excellent Performances, 9 November 2004
Author: Tony Rome from Long Island, New york

I saw this film on Television, Christmas Eve 1989, back when CBS had a late late show. The film shows both sides of the battle, during the Revolutionary War. Excellent performances by Richard Basehart, Simon Ward, and a very young Christopher Walken. This film is shot on a video format, which gives it a look as if it were shot on stage. I am surprised this is not on DVD or video. This film would make an excellent addition to Drama fans film libraries. They certainly don't make made for television films like this one anymore. I give this film

****/**** Great.

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