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The Last of the Mohicans (26-Aug-1992)
Director: Michael Mann Writers: John L. Balderston; Christopher Crowe; Michael Mann; Daniel Moore; Paul Perez From novel: The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper Producers: Michael Mann; Hunt Lowry Keywords: Action/Adventure, Archery
CAST | Daniel Day-Lewis | ... Hawkeye | | Madeleine Stowe | ... Cora | | | Jodhi May | ... Alice | | Russell Means | ... Chingachgook | | Wes Studi | ... Magua | | | Eric Schweig | ... Uncas | | Steven Waddington | ... Heyward | | Maurice Roëves | ... Col. Munro | | | Patrice Chéreau | ... Gen Montcalm | | Edward Blatchford | ... Jack Winthrop | | Terry Kinney | ... John Cameron | | Tracey Ellis | ... Alexandra Cameron | | Justin M. Rice | ... James Cameron | | Dennis J. Banks | ... Ongewasgone | | Pete Postlethwaite | ... Capt. Beams | | Colm Meaney | ... Maj. Ambrose | | Mac Andrews | ... Gen. Webb | | Malcolm Storry | ... Phelps | | David Schofield | ... Sergeant Major | | Eric D. Sandgren | ... Coureur De Bois | | Mike Phillips | ... Sachem | | Mark A. Baker | ... Colonial Man | | Mark Edrys | ... Bougainville | | Tim Hopper | ... Ian | | Gregory Zaragoza | ... Abenaki Chief | | Scott Means | ... Abenaki Warrior | | William J. Bozic, Jr. | ... French Artillery Officer | | Patrick Fitzgerald | ... Webb's Adjutant | | Mark Joy | ... Henri | | Steve Keator | ... Colonial Representative | | Don Tilley | ... Colonial #1 | | Thomas E. Cummings | ... Colonial #2 | | David Mark Farrow | ... Guard | | Ethan James Fugate | ... French Sappeur | | F. Curtis Gaston | ... Soldier #1 | | Eric A. Hurley | ... Soldier #2 | | Jared Harris | ... British Lieutenant | | Michael McConnell | ... Sentry | | Thomas John McGowan | ... Rich Merchant | | Alice Papineau | ... Huron Woman | | Mark J. Maracle | ... Sharitarish | | Clark Heathcliffe | ... Regimental Sergeant Major | | Sebastian Roché | ... Martin | | Joe Finnegan | ... Redcoat #2 | | Sheila Adams Barnhill | ... Humming Woman |
REVIEWS Review by T.J. Reid (posted on 29-Mar-2005) This is a film that I can, and do, watch over and over. Today's film makers/writers/actors should take a lesson here. It is a moving story that manages to say so much without a barrage of foul language, nudity, vulgarity or violence for the sake of violence.
I seems to portray events realistically. The actors, without exception, give excellent performances. Not to mention the music that lets you run with the characters and keeps you on the edge.
I seldom bother looking up movies on the internet, but have enjoyed this one so much that I wanted to read more about it and was actually looking for information on the soundtract when I ran across this site and decided to put in my 2 cents about a movie that really stands above the most of what is produced today. (Most of which I don't bother to see)
Sure makes me wish they would make more movies of this caliber.
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