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26. Sept. 2014 · Buster filmed The General on location in Cottage Grove Oregon during the summer of 1926. He’d been a feature film star for years, was at the top of his game, and was just 30 years old. Buster spent that summer doing what he loved best; fishing, playing baseball, and making movies. You can imagine how exciting it must have been for Cottage ...
An American 1926 silent comedy film starring Buster Keaton, inspired by the Great Locomotive Chase, a true story of an event that occurred during the American Civil War. In 1989, this film was selected by the Library of Congress to be included in the first class of films for preservation in the National Film Registry. The following is a ...
5. Aug. 2019 · General: Directed by Antun Vrdoljak. With Goran Visnjic, Mustafa Nadarevic, Tarik Filipovic, Goran Navojec. Follows the life of general Ante Gotovina.
Critics reviews. When the American Civil War breaks out, confederate railroad engineer Johnny Gray has his beloved locomotive carrying his fiancée stolen by Union spies. He boards a massive train and sets outs to pursue the Northern spies to get his kidnapped steam engine and girlfriend back.
16. März 2014 · The General (Keaton and Clyde Bruckman, 1926), which he considered his favourite, was Keaton’s last independently produced film and in many ways presents the apotheosis of his style. The General tells the story of Johnnie Gray (Keaton), a Tennessean railroad engineer who is pressured by his fiancé, Annabelle Lee (Marion Mack), to join the Confederate army.
Komödie) Johnnie Gray (Buster Keaton) hat zwei große Leidenschaften: eine Lokomotive, die den Namen „The General“ trägt, und die reizende Annabelle Lee. Als der amerikanische Bürgerkrieg ausbricht, möchte er Annabelle seinen Mut beweisen und zieht los, um sich als einer der ersten als Freiwilliger bei der Armee der Konföderierten zu ...
22. Jan. 1999 · Written and Directed by. John Boorman. There is a certain honor in sticking to your guns, even if they are the wrong guns. Martin Cahill, the subject of John Boorman's "The General," was for many years the most famous professional criminal in Ireland, a man who copied Robin Hood, up to a point: He stole from the rich and gave to himself.
