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The Other Side of Victory

The Other Side of Victory

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This film dramatizes the problems facing ordinary American soldiers during the Revolutionary War, explaining why most ultimately chose to stay and fight.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

58 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

12 June 1979

Country

United States of America

Cast

Josh Clark

Josh Clark

Charles Philipse

William Sanderson

William Sanderson

Ben Oakley

Thomas G. Waites

Thomas G. Waites

Joel Purvis

Jamie Ross

Jamie Ross

Sergeant Burns

David Naughton

David Naughton

Michael Dooley

Brian Jersey

Brian Jersey

Pease

Mark Margolis

Mark Margolis

Jemmy

Steve Simpson

Steve Simpson

Jeremy Shey

Kevin Browne

Kevin Browne

Samuel Shey

William Sadler

William Sadler

Captain Rogers

John Spencer

John Spencer

Major Potter

Ben Slack

Ben Slack

Colonel Piper

Jonathan Steele

Jonathan Steele

Yankee

David Gale

David Gale

Major Paulding

Roberta Maxwell

Roberta Maxwell

Nancy Turner

Roberta Wallach

Roberta Wallach

Dolly Turner

Joan Shangold

Joan Shangold

Anne Turner

Jack Hollander

Jack Hollander

Henry Philipse

Charles White

Charles White

Geoffrey Littlepage

Frank Alexander

Frank Alexander

The Doctor

Anne Freeman

Anne Freeman

Pril

David Lenthall

David Lenthall

Guard

Malcolm McKinnon

Malcolm McKinnon

Rider

Jerry Landis

Jerry Landis

Narrator (voice)

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