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Edmund McKinnon
Colonial Settler
USA
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Posted - August 31 2002 : 10:53:21 PM
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Has anyone ever seen this movie classic?It is about Pontiac's Uprising and the siege of Ft.Pitt.Released in 1947 in Technicolor by Director Cecil B.DeMille it is based on Neil Swanson's novel by the same name.It stars Gary Cooper&Paulette Goodard and also has a young Lloyd Bridges, Eddie Arnold and one Boris Karloff as Chief Guyasuta among it's cast members("When red stick burns down,all die").Available from Amazon.com for around 15 bucks,
Edmond N.Highlander Jr.
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Seamus
Guardian of Heaven's Gate
USA
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Posted - September 01 2002 : 07:52:01 AM
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Has anyone ever seen this movie classic?
Is the Pope Catholic????
This is a great movie! Hokey as hell, lousy acting, and pure Hollywood.....but wonderful! It belongs in everyone's movie library. I give it "Three Thumbs Up"....!!!!!
Seamus The Movie Reveiwer
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Theresa
Bumppo's Tavern Proprietress
USA
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Posted - September 01 2002 : 11:26:51 AM
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Edmund, The History Channel will air a program called "Pontiac's Rebellion" September 18 at 9 am eastern and then again at 3 pm eastern. This episode examines the motivation behind the Ottawa chief's attack on British forts at the end of the French-Indian War, his loyalty to the French, and how he united previously warring tribes.
On Sept. 17, at the same times, there will be an episode on Rogers' Rangers and on Sept. 19, at the same times, there is an episode on Long Knives. Just FYI! And you can check that little History Channel TV listings at the top of the MohicanBoard for any other info.
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Two Kettles
Colonial Settler
USA
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Posted - September 01 2002 : 12:32:07 PM
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In case anyone (esp. newcomers) isn't familiar with the History Channel shows Theresa mentioned, they're a series called "Frontier: Legends of the Old Northwest". The producer/director of the series was Gary Foreman, who was a production assistant on LOTM. A number of other people who were involved in Mohicans also worked on "Frontier". If you haven't seen the series, it's well worth seeing (it was named Best Documentary Film of 1998 by the Western Writers of America).
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SgtMunro
Soldier of the King
USA
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Posted - November 05 2002 : 12:45:41 AM
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The "Frontier" series is available through the History Channel Store. As far as "Unconquered", I agree with my wise cousin Seamus. My favorite part is "Listen...I hear the pipes...look it's the 42nd!!!", I guess a little bias on my part.
Sgt. Duncan Munro Capt. Graham's Coy 1/42nd Royal Highlanders
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