War of 1812

TV Mini Series
1999–
1h

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A docudrama covering events from 1812 to 1815, plus the recent repatriation of remains from Fort Erie to the United States.A docudrama covering events from 1812 to 1815, plus the recent repatriation of remains from Fort Erie to the United States.A docudrama covering events from 1812 to 1815, plus the recent repatriation of remains from Fort Erie to the United States.

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Terence McKenna

Narrator

• 1999

Raoul Max Trujillo

Tecumseh

• 1999

Nigel Bennett

Winfield Scott

• 1999

Richard Clarkin

Andrew Jackson

• 1999

Richard Fitzpatrick

James Madison

• 1999

Billy Merasty

John Norton (Indian chief)

• 1999

Karl Pruner

Isaac Brock

• 1999

Dennis O'Connor

Sir George Prevost

• 1999

Robin McKenna

Miss Elliott

• 1999

Paul Craig

Staff Officer

• 1999

Danielle Desormeaux

Dolley Madison

• 1999

Denis Roy

Charles De Salaberry

• 1999

Walter McMullan

William Hull

• 1999

Ruth Redmond

Self

• 1999

Michael Dyson

William Harrison

• 1999

Art Kitching

Lt. John Le Couteur (1999)

Arthur Holden

Tiger Dunlop

London Juno

Ann Prevost

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9anneb9

First Historical Documentary-style movie I stayed awake through!

I can't believe that I actually got a bit interested in this movie! I watched Canada: A People's History and I was not able to keep myself awake. But when I watched War of 1812, I actually watched it! I was also happy with the casting of this film, as Sir Isaac Brock was not depicted as a 60 year old (watch Canada: A People's History and you'll understand what I mean), and everyone was well-suited for their roles. Great Documentary-style of movie! ****1/2 out of *****

10bryanncampbellca

Interesting and entertaining.

This is the best show I have seen on the war of 1812. And that includes Canada: A People's History. The sound is outstanding and put my subwoofer to good use, and it was just on tv! No wonder it won a gemini for Best Sound in an Information/Documentary Program or Series. In every aspect of the show I was very impressed.