Filming the "Gettysburg" Confederate Scenes: 30th Anniversary
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2023
- Today we visit one of the most famous filming locations for the Gettysburg movie, centered around scenes for Longstreet, Hood and Pickett.
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I was a 2nd Sergeant for Co. G, 1st Arkansas Volunteers and was privileged to participate in the 135th anniversary Battle of Gettysburg. The actual 1st AR was an Army of Tennessee regiment and was not at Gettysburg, so I and other 1st AR members were amalgamated into a Texas regiment for the 135th. When we arrived to check in prior to the beginning of the event, we checked in inside this very barn. The entire reenactment took place on around this farm.
"The Ground is strewn with boulders, the soldiers up there are entrenched all over the ground, and their guns in the rocks, every move i make is observed! If I attack as ordered, I'll loose half my division!"
The movie is very special to me not only because I love Gettysburg and because I have a Civil War ancestor (Corinth/Hatchie River) but because it was the last movie I saw with my father before he passed away. These 30th anniversary vignettes about the production are informative to see and bring back great memories. I hope there are more coming. Thank you.
I was in Gettysburg 2 weeks ago. There is no way you can do a bit of justice to that hallowed location, unless you spend days exploring. Well worth the drive from Michigan! Thank you American Battlefield Trust!
Glad you enjoyed your trip!
As a re-enactor I was a member of the 24th Michigan Regiment of Volunteers...great experience and we also were extras in the GETTYSBURG movie where we shot the Pickett's Charge scenes...as both Union and Confederate soldiers!!!
"Gettysburg" is my wife's SECOND ALL-TIME FAVORITE MOVIE. She watches is every July, and the soundtrack gets played throughout the month.
I'll have to show her this video.
The soundtrack is rather outstanding...
@@jeffsmith2022Every song is well written and incredibly rendered, Mr. Smith💯👍 My fave is Over The Fence
@@jeffsmith2022Followed a close 2nd by Charging Up The Hill
Excellent presentation! I really enjoyed the interview with Patrick Gorman!
This is wonderful stuff very informative and entertaining ……great work fellas from across the pond👏🇮🇲
My 3x great uncle died (July 7, 1863) at the Plank farm after having an amputation. He was with Daniels Brigade (NC) & was injured on the first day of battle. Crazy to think of everything those men went through. The movie did a great job of telling the story of those 3 days.
I’m from Taneytown. My wife and I are watching the movie she’s from Brazil and has never seen it.
I'm glad this video is back. I was already wondering why it got deleted.
I was in this film at the age of 16. My God, such a LONG time ago 😢.
Stephen Lang was actually thrown from his horse filming that scene.
I was on set as a reenactor at that barn and told to lie down in the grass as a dead body. It was a hot day and I ended up falling asleep. I nearly ruined a take when I woke up to a pyrotechnic explosion going off in front of me.
I was at the 30th anniversary and went on the movie location tour. A highlight was visiting this barn...
Patrick Gorman was 89 yrs old in 2023. I hope I'm in the same shape if I get to that age in my life.
This is Awesome, Thanks American Battlefield Trust!
I would love to see this film. 🎥 And love all this History. Love Tim’s input. And good to know that it’s fiction that Longstreet never visited a wounded Hood in a Hospital.
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Been to the barn several times over the years, inside once. Another great post.
The birds (sparrows, I suspect) can be heard throughout the scene. I always listen for them when viewing the movie. Great moviemaking to leave that in.
Got to see this location when I attended the 135th Gettysburg reenactment back in the 90s.
Love Patrick Gorman!
this video just made me think... next year is my 50th birthday. i was 3 years into a 25 year reenacting hobby career at the time the film done and i gave time to it... i never thought about the property of the Plank farm as Hood's actual hospital site. for my 50th birthday i am staying at an Airbnb on Plank Rd... i think it is named for the farm and is very close to the location of the farm. i know that land was purchased by the trust a bit ago. not sure what is happenning with that property now. But, i am sure i would be just yards away as it appears a bit close on the map. now i will be reciting Hood movie lines every time i go to the airbnb to rest between days. Best part is i will have my wife and three kids with me now to enjoy it.
What map was used to show the plank farm?
This barn was generic in the time of the ACW. I believe it was seen in the 2nd Maine's march to the battlefield as a backdrop. Good location management which I'm sure the beancounters appreciated.
Just as good the second time around... 😊
I can't remember who said it but I always got a kick about what someone said about Kyd Douglas's book "I Rode With Stonewall." They said it was more like "Stonewall Rode with Me."
Wonderful!
another great one.
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It's not a hat It's cap specifically a kepi.
your mom's a kepi.