Directed by: Ron Maxwell, Ronald F. Maxwell
Starring: Robert Duvall, Jeff Daniels, Mira Sorvino, Donzaleigh Abernathy, George Allen, Keith Allison, Mark Aldrich
Visible crew/equipment: When the 20th Maine Regiment is getting ready to charge down the hill, on the left you can see a man in a light blue shirt sitting with a camera pointed at the soldiers. (02:14:40)
Visible crew/equipment: In the scene near the beginning of the film, when the 2 brothers are fixing to leave to join the army. After the mother gives them the flag, the shot changes to the 2 brothers. You can see the boom mic and the camera in the reflection of their shiny brass buckles.
Visible crew/equipment: In the scene near the beginning of the film, when the 2 brothers are fixing to leave to join the army. After the mother gives them the flag, the shot changes to the 2 brothers. You can see the boom mic and the camera in the reflection of their shiny brass buckles.
General Robert E. Lee: He's lost his left arm. I've lost my right.
Trivia: Ted Turner can be seen saying "We owe you Texas boys a debt of gratitude ..." in the Bonnie Blue Flag scene on Side B. He is also visible throughout the scene in views of the audience. Ted Turner commissioned the movie. (00:42:30)
Question: Is there any factual basis for the story of the little girl General Jackson befriended? I can't find anything about her, or anything saying she is fictional.
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Answer: Yes, she did exist. Through books.google.com, I found a book "Cemeteries of Caroline County, Virginia: Private Cemeteries" by Herbert Ridgeway Collins, that confirms Jane did live, that she and Jackson were close, and that he arranged for her burial after her death.