Gods and Generals (2003)

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PG-13 | 3 hr 49 mins | Drama, War, Historical, Biopic, Period, Adaptation | Released: 2/21/2003 |Box Office Total: $12.8M

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Synopsis:

An epic portrayal charting the early years of the Civil War in early 1861; the tale continues through 1863, climaxing with the famous Battle of Chancellorsville. Along the way it illuminates heroes from both sides of the war, such as Colonel Joshua Chamberlain, a professor at Maine's Bowdoin College who gave up a promising academic career to enlist in the Union army, then went on to become one of the North's finest military leaders; Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee, a distinguished 25-year veteran of the United States Army and native Virginian, forced to choose between allegiance to his country and loyalty to his home state; and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, a devoutly religious man whose faith and courage and audacity made him an outstanding soldier and Lee's most trusted lieutenant. The tremendous suffering and bravery of the Civil War was not confined to the battlefields. Also explored are the stories of the wives and families who were forced to assume responsibility at home, often in cities under direct attack from the opposition. Joshua Chamberlain's wife Fanny, Thomas Jackson's wife Anna and Jane Beale, whose family was caught in the Battle of Fredericksburg, reflect the spirit, courage and anxiety of those who were left behind.

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
2/21/2003

Director	Credit
Ron Maxwell	Director
Cast	Credit
Jeff Daniels	Lt Col Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
Stephen Lang	General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Robert Duvall	General Robert E Lee
Mira Sorvino	Fanny Chamberlain
Kevin Conway	Sgt. Buster Kilrain
C Thomas Howell	Sgt. Thomas Chamberlain
Frankie Faison	Jim Lewis
Kali Rocha	Anna Morrison Jackson
Mia Dillon	Jane Beale
Bruce Boxleitner	General James Longstreet
Jeremy London	Alexander "Sandie" Pendleton
Billy Campbell	General George Pickett
Stephen Spacek	Capt. James Power Smith
William Sanderson	General A. P. Hill
Bo Brinkman	Major Walter Taylor
Donzaleigh Avis Abernathy	Martha
Mark Aldrich	Adjutant
Keith Allison	James J White
Royce D Applegate	General James Kemper
Mac Butler	General Joseph Hooker
David Carpenter	Reverand Beverly Tucker Lacy
John Castle	Old Penn
Jim Choate	General Bernard Bee
Martin Clark	Dr. George Junkin
Chris Conner	John Wilkes Booth
Scott Cooper	Lt. Joseph Morrison
Devon Cromwell	Cadet Charlie Norris
Ryan Cutrona	General Marsena Patrick
Justin Dray	George Jenkins
Miles Fisher	John Beale
Keith Flippen	Major Gilmore
Joseph Fuqua	Col. J.E.B. Stuart
James Garrett	General John Curtis Caldwell
Robert C Byrd	Confederate General
Shane Callahan	Bowdoin Student
Chris Clawson	Charles Beale
Scott Davidson	Sam Beale
Robert Easton	John Janney
Bourke Floyd	Longstreet's Courier
David Foster	Captain Ricketts
Dennis E Frye	Griffin's Aide
Karen Goberman	Lucy Beale
Alexander Gordon	Martha's Older Son
Patrick Gorman	General John Bell Hood
Phil Gramm	Virginia Delegate
Bo Greigh	Private Pogue
Fred Griffith	General Robert Rodes
Karen Hochstetter	Roberta Corbin
James Horan	Colonel Cummings
Con Horgan	Private Dooley
Ben Hulan	A Lieutenant
Sam Hulsey	Julian Beale
Alex Hyde-White	General Ambrose E. Burnside
Lydia Jordan	Jane Corbin
Les Kinsolving	General William Barksdale
Damon Kirsche	Harry McCarthy
Lew Knopp	Jackson's Courier
James Thomas Lawler	Another Looter
Matt Letscher	Colonel Adelbert Ames
Matt Lindquist	Johann Heros Von Borcke
Doug Lory	2nd Irishman
Brian Mallon	General Winfield Scott Hancock
Dan Manning	Major John Harman
Edward Markey	Irish Brigade Officer
Tom Mason	Old Man in Fredericksburg
Jonathan Maxwell	Captain Ellis Spear
Malachy McCourt	Francis P. Blair
Terry McCrea	A Captain
Andrew McOmber II	Young Corporal
Rosemary Meacham	Hattie
Marquis Moody	Martha's Younger Son
Peter Neofotis	Wounded Main Man
Mark Nichols	Surgeon in Fredericksburg
Carsten Norgaard	General Darius Nash Couch
Tim O'Hare	Lt. Colonel Clair Mulholland
Sean Pratt	Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire
Jasmyn Proctor	Martha's Daughter
John Prosky	General Lewis Armistead
Kyle Prue	Wounded Maine Soldier
W Joseph Quam	1st Irishman
Ted Rebich	Looter #3
Dana Rohrabacher	20th Maine Officer
Tim Ruddy	Private McMillan
Noel Schwab	Colston's Officer
W Morgan Sheppard	General Isaac Trimble
Christie Lynn Smith	Catherine Corbin
Michael Sorvino	Federal Soldier
Dana Stackpole	Lottie Estelle
Matthew Staley	Lieutenant Boswell
David Stifel	Reverand David S. Jenkins
James Patrick Stuart	General Edward Porter Alexander
Stephen Leonard Sullivan	Federal Soldier
Buck Taylor	General Maxcy Gregg
Tyler Trumbo	Young Wellford
R E Turner	Colonel Tazewell Patton
Christopher Crutchfield Walker	A Looter
Trent Walker	Private McClintock
Scott Watkins	General Raleigh Colston
Rosemary Knower	Mary Todd Lincoln
Production Credits	Credit
Nick Grillo	Co-Producer
Ronald G Smith	Co-Executive Producer
Suzanne Arden	Associate Producer
Ron Maxwell	Producer
Mace Neufeld	Executive Producer
Robert Katz	Executive Producer
Dennis E Frye	Associate Producer
Jeff Shaara	Associate Producer
Moctesuma Esparza	Executive Producer
Robert Rehme	Executive Producer
Ted Turner	Executive Producer
Robert Wussler	Executive Producer - Associate Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Ted Turner Pictures	Production Company
Mace Neufeld Productions	Production Company
Antietam Filmworks	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Maryland, USA
Virginia, USA
Writer	Credit
Jeff Shaara	Source Material
Ron Maxwell	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Taffy Schweickhardt	Accountant
Frank Ellison	Production Accountant
Timber Kislan	Accountant
Animal Training Handling	Credit
Douglas Cash Sloan	Animal Wrangler - Head Wrangler
Billy Frank ('Butch')	Wrangler Boss - Wrangler Gangboss
Art Department	Credit
Michael Z Hanan	Production Designer
Gregory William Bolton	Art Director
Casey Hallenbeck	Set Decorator
Patricia Ann Klawonn	Set Designer
Bot Roda	Storyboard Artist
Cheree Welsh	Art Department Coordinator
Jonathan Short	Set Designer
Timothy L Braniff	Storyboard Artist
Martin Hubbard	Set Designer
Stan Tropp	Set Designer
Casting	Credit
Joy Todd	Casting
Craft Services	Credit
Amy Panzer	Craft Service
Donna Kurtinecz	Craft Service
Julie J Briggs	Craft Service
Bill Kassman	Craft Service (2nd Unit)
John Ryan	Craft Service (2nd Unit)
Film Camera	Credit
Rob Gibson	Photography - Photographer
Tom Weston	Camera Operator - "A" Camera Operator
William Wages	Cinematographer
Joshua Pines	Color - Color Management
Rich Montez	Colorist
Kees Van Oostrum	Director of Photography
Tom Shaughnessy	Camera Operator - "B" Camera Operator
Raymond Yeung	Color - Color Management
Tim Angulo	Cinematographer - Visual Effects Cinematographer
Chris Moseley	Camera Operator - "A" Camera Operator (2nd Unit)
Jeremy Callaway	Camera Operator - "A" Camera Operator (2nd Unit)
Tom Loizeaux	Camera Operator - "B" Camera Operator
Management	Credit
Dennis E Frye	Manager - Reenactor Manager
Music	Credit
Mary Fahl	Lyrics
David Franco	Music Supervisor
David Franco	Music Producer
Andrew Kinney	Orchestrations
Rick Winquest	Score Mixing
Camp Chase Fifes and Drums	Music Performer
Paddy Moloney	Soloist - Uilleann Pipes & Tin Whistle Solos
Randy Edelman	Music
Bob Dylan	Song
Bob Dylan	Song Performer
Isobel Griffiths	Music Contractor - Orchestra Contractor
Nick Ingman	Music Conductor - Score Conductor
Lisa Jaime	Music Editor
Jake Jackson	Score Recording - Recordist
Tom Kuhn	Music Arranger - Leader
John C