Rebel

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2016

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Boston son, Nathaniel Starbuck, ends up on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line in 1861, the summer of the bloody battle at Bull Run. An epic hero's journey set within the chaos of the Ame... Read allBoston son, Nathaniel Starbuck, ends up on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line in 1861, the summer of the bloody battle at Bull Run. An epic hero's journey set within the chaos of the America's bloodiest war.Boston son, Nathaniel Starbuck, ends up on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line in 1861, the summer of the bloody battle at Bull Run. An epic hero's journey set within the chaos of the America's bloodiest war.

Director
- Luke Cook
Writers
- Bernard Cornwell
- Kurt Mason Peterson
Stars
- Miles Cooper
- Kurt Mason Peterson

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Director
- Luke Cook
Writers
- Bernard Cornwell
- Kurt Mason Peterson
Stars
- Miles Cooper
- Kurt Mason Peterson

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Nathaniel Starbuck

Director
- Luke Cook
Writers
- Bernard Cornwell
- Kurt Mason Peterson
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andrewceasey

does this film exist

I can not find this film anywhere and wonder if it was even made or even exists. It says that it was released in 2016 but i cant find a trace of it anywhere at all. No shops have this and no internet sites have even heard of it either. I have the books but i would like to see the film if it has been made.

9jprecious-00147

Where has it gone?

I recall watching this on UK TV some time around the late 2010s.

Can I find anything about it, apart from this reference? No.

Nothing in the TV listings (per ChatGPT).

Bernard Cornwell says no adaptations have been made.

I definitely saw it and didn't dream it.

Clearly recall the early scenes when Nate meets Washington Faulconer.

Many battle scenes were realistically portrayed and well acted.

The dilemmas faced by the Starbuck family were well developed, portrayed and acted.

Everything about it was a quality dramatisation of one of Cornwall's best (IMHO) series.

Cannot understand why there's no record of it in TV listings, or that it hasn't been aired again, or attracted interest in adapting the other books in the Starbuck Chronicles.