

Overview
A brilliant but disgraced Civil War general gets a second chance in a quiet Tennessee town, but as his bold tactics win battles, a dangerous affair with a married woman, and her jealous husband’s vengeance, threatens to destroy him.
Top Cast

Lee Wilson
Earl Van Dorn

D. B. Sweeney
Stansted

Joe Lando
Dr. George B. Peters

John James
Mayor Haines

Ellie Patrikios
Jessie Peters
Charles Ambrose
Red Jackson

David B. Meadows
Nathan Bedford Forrest

Andrew Reid
Kimmel
Lisa Stewart
Alice Thompson

Jay DeMarcus
Grant

Geoff Falk
John J. Pettus
Darby Cappillino
Anna Daniels
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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