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The Pride and the Passion (1957)

Director: Stanley Kramer

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From Time Out Film Guide

Spectacularly solemn and silly epic based on CS Forester's novel about Napoleon's Iberian campaign (The Gun), full of sound and fury (and heaving bodies) signifying nothing. If you can believe in Sinatra as an 1810 vintage Spanish guerrilla, you can believe anything, but it's still a slog through a platitudinous script as (with Grant and Loren looking on while providing the love interest) he struggles to lug a vast cannon within range of the Napoleonic invaders.

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Cast & crew

Director: Stanley Kramer

Producer: Stanley Kramer

Cast: Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, Sophia Loren, Theodore Bikel, John Wengraf, Jay Novello full cast

Genre(s): Epics

Duration: 132 mins


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