Donald Sutherland
Dr. Norman Bethune
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Bethune: The Making of a Hero is a 1990 biographical period drama film directed by Phillip Borsos. The film is about the life and death of Norman Bethune, a Canadian physician who served as a combat surgeon during the Chinese Civil War.
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Sep 17, 1993 · Bethune: The Making of a Hero: Directed by Phillip Borsos. With Donald Sutherland, Helen Mirren, Helen Shaver, Colm Feore. Canadian doctor Norman Bethune joins Mao's army in China, setting up field hospitals and training medics.
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- Biography, Drama, Romance
- Phillip Borsos
- 1993-09-17
In this fact-based film, Canadian doctor Norman Bethune (Donald Sutherland) embarks on an incredible decades-long journey across the globe using unconventional medical methods to heal those...
- Biography
- Donald Sutherland
- Phillip Borsos
Mar 12, 2019 · The first Canada-China co-production, Bethune: The Making of a Hero spans the life and death of Ontario native Dr. Norman Bethune, who journeyed 1,500 miles into China to reach Mao's eighth route army in the mountains, where he built hospitals, provided care and trained medics during the Second Sino-Japanese War.
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Canadian surgeon Dr. Norman Bethune (Donald Sutherland) journeys 1,500 miles into China to reach Mao Zedong's eighth route Army in the Wu Tai mountains where he will build hospitals, provide care, and train medics.
Jan 1, 1990 · This C$18 million political saga is a thorough documenting of the life of Canadian doctor Norman Bethune, a hero in China for his medical input during the long march in Mao Tse-tung’s...
Bethune was a champion of socialized medicine and a rabid anti-facist who though subject to entirely human failings also presented the best in human achievement. Bethune's life is fascinating and truly heroic and this film demonstrates that fact very well.
