Revolution (1985)
New York trapper Tom Dobb becomes an unwilling participant in the American Revolution after his son Ned is drafted into the Army by the villainous Sergeant Major Peasy. Tom attempts to find his son, and eventually becomes convinced that he must take a stand and fight for the freedom of the Colonies, alongside the aristocratic rebel Daisy McConnahay. As Tom undergoes his change of heart, the events of the war unfold in large-scale grandeur.
Director:
Hugh Hudson
Writer:
Robert Dillon
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Al Pacino as Tom Dobb |
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Donald Sutherland as Sgt. Maj. Peasy |
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Nastassja Kinski as Daisy McConnahay |
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Joan Plowright as Mrs. McConnahay |
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Dave King as Mr. McConnahay |
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Dexter Fletcher as Ned Dobb |
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Sid Owen as Young Ned |
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Richard O'Brien as Lord Hampton |
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Steven Berkoff as Sgt. Jones |
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Annie Lennox as Liberty Woman |
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Paul Brooke as Lord Darling |
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Graham Greene as Ongwata |
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Robbie Coltrane as New York Burgher |
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Felicity Dean as Betsy |
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Kate Hardie as Carrie |
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Jesse Birdsall as Sgt Peasy |
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Jonathan Adams as Chaplain |
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Frank Windsor as Gen Washington |
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Adrian Rawlins as Bill |
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John Wells as Corty |
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Stefan Gryff as Capt Lacy |
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William Marlowe as Sgt Marley |
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Rebecca Calder as Bella |
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Eric Milota as Merle |
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Jo Anna Lee as Amy |
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Harry Ditson as Israel Davis |
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Theresa Boden as Abby |
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Larry Sellers as Honchwah |
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Malcolm Terris as Dr Sloane |
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Skeeter Vaughan as Tonti |
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Joseph Runningfox as Iroquois Indian |
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Matthew Sim as Assistant Hairdresser |
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Lex van Delden as Pierre |
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Tristram Jellinek as Marcel |
| Camera | Bernard Lutic | Director of Photography |
| Production | Chris Burt | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Hugh Hudson | Director |
| Production | Irwin Winkler | Producer |
| Sound | John Corigliano | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Stuart Baird | Editor |
| Production | Noel Davis | Casting |
| Writing | Robert Dillon | Screenplay |
| Art | Assheton Gorton | Production Design |
