The Four Feathers
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1939
2h 9m
NR
English
Adventure, Drama, War, History
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A disgraced officer risks his life to help his childhood friends in battle.
The Four Feathers
A disgraced officer risks his life to help his childhood friends in battle.
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Cast
Harry Faversham
John Durrance
General Burroughs
Ethne Burroughs
General Faversham
Lieutenant Willoughby
Peter Burroughs
Dr Sutton
Young Harry Faversham
Colonel
Adjutant
Lieutenant Parker
Joe
Sergeant Brown
Dr. Harraz
The Khalifa
Karaga Pasha
Man
Bit Part
(uncredited)
Mahdi Interpreter
Boy Doffing Cap at Parade
Directed By: Zoltan Korda
Written By: R.C. Sherriff (Screenplay), A.E.W. Mason (Novel)
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Filipe Manuel Dias Neto
one year ago
**A little forgotten gem that, perhaps, deserved to be revisited by the public.**
This film is one of several adaptations of a novel set during the Anglo-Egyptian conquest of Sudan. It's quite good and must have been a "super production" for the time it was made. Very well directed by Zoltan Kord More
This film is one of several adaptations of a novel set during the Anglo-Egyptian conquest of Sudan. It's quite good and must have been a "super production" for the time it was made. Very well directed by Zoltan Kord More
John Chard
6 years ago
I have been a coward – and I wasn’t happy.
The best cinematic treatment of A.E.W. Mason’s novel is here, a rousing and moving tale of a military man who is branded as a coward by those closest to him. Receiving four feathers as a sign of cowardice, Howard Faversham is inspired to go redeem More
The best cinematic treatment of A.E.W. Mason’s novel is here, a rousing and moving tale of a military man who is branded as a coward by those closest to him. Receiving four feathers as a sign of cowardice, Howard Faversham is inspired to go redeem More
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