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During the 1800s, an American officer who renounces his country during his court-martial is sentenced to sail the seas on American warships without ever setting foot on American soil again or getting news of America.
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This classic about the man who renounced his country and lived to regret it received a sparkling production here with a tour-de-force performance by Cliff Robertson, aging sixty years as Philip Nolan.
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"The Man Without a Country" is a war drama starring the extraordinary silent movie star Florence La Badie, supported by Holmes Herbert, George Marlo, Ernest Howard and others. The events in the film occur during World War I and the debate in the US about joining the war effort.
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During the proceedings, a flustered Nolan exclaims, "Damn the United States! I wish I may never hear of the United States again!". THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY (1973 TV Movie) M.O.D. DVD (Manufactured On Demand).
Hale, a fiercely patriotic man, intended to criticize those who had renounced the United States, and to thus foster patriotism for the Northern cause. This film was produced by Edwin Thanhouser in 1917 and was the first full-length adaptation of the Hale story.
This allegorical drama set in the early 1800s follows the fate of a man facing expulsion from the United States after his conviction in a conspiracy trial. Placed aboard a ship destined to always remain at sea, manned by a crew under strict orders never to refer to America, the prisoner undergoes a traumatizing conversion.
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Apr 1, 2008 · The Man Without a Country. J.H. Gilmore (Actor), Holmes Herbert (Actor), Ernest C. Warde (Director) Rated: NR. Format: DVD. 3.5 18 ratings. $1995. Get Fast, Free Shipping with Amazon Prime. FREE Returns.
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