The Private History of a Campaign That Failed
Synopsis
A Confederate soldier (Pat Hingle) tells boys to kill a man (Edward Herrmann), whose ghost comes back. Mark Twain tale of cowardly Confederate soldiers.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Peter H. Hunt
- Original Title
- The Private History of a Campaign That Failed
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
- Production Studios
- Nebraska Educational Television, Thirteen, The WNET Group, PBS
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Peter H. Hunt
Walter Lassally
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Walter Lassally
Director of Photography
Peter H. Hunt
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What is The Private History of a Campaign That Failed about?
A Confederate soldier (Pat Hingle) tells boys to kill a man (Edward Herrmann), whose ghost comes back. Mark Twain tale of cowardly Confederate soldiers.
Who directed The Private History of a Campaign That Failed?
The Private History of a Campaign That Failed was directed by Peter H. Hunt.
Who stars in The Private History of a Campaign That Failed?
The principal cast of The Private History of a Campaign That Failed includes Joseph Adams, Harry Crosby, William Youmans, Cynthia Nixon, Pat Hingle.
When was The Private History of a Campaign That Failed released and how long is it?
The Private History of a Campaign That Failed was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.