The year is 1863. Wealthy Virginia landowner Charlie Anderson (James Stewart), a man of peace despite his autocratic behavior, steadfastly refuses to take sides in the Civil War. Bit by bit, Anderson's isolationism--and his way of living--is torn apart. Charlie's daughter, Jannie Anderson (Rosemary ...more
Year: 1965 | Running Time: 105 minutes
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Shenandoah's wholesome characters and emphasis on family values resemble the ingredients of a 1950s Walt Disney production. But the film's strong antiwar and human-rights themes separate it from typical Disney fare. The production builds its story on Virginia farmer and widower Charlie Anderson's opposition to the Civil War. As an opponent of slavery, Anderson (James Stewart) cannot support the Confederate forces. As a Virginian, he cannot support the Union forces. War is nonsense anyway, he ...more
- James Stewart - Charlie Anderson
- Doug McClure - Sam
- Glenn Corbett - Jacob Anderson
- Patrick Wayne - James Anderson
- Rosemary Forsyth - Jannie Anderson
- Rayford Barnes - Horace
- John Daheim - Osborne
- Warren Oates - Billy Packer
- Joe Yrigoyen - Marshal
- Charles Knox Robinson III - Nathan Anderson
- George Fisher - Confederate Soldier
- James Carter - Rider
- Hoke Howell - Crying Prisoner
- David Cass - Ray
- Andrew V. McLaglen - Director
- Robert Arthur - Producer
- James Lee Barrett - Screenwriter
- Alexander Golitzen - Art Director
- Alfred Sweeney - Art Director
- Rosemary Odell - Costume Designer
- Terence Nelson - First Assistant Director
- Otho Lovering - Editor
- Frank Skinner - Composer (Music Score)
- Joseph E. Gershenson - Musical Direction/Supervision
- Bud Westmore - Makeup
- Rolf Miller - Makeup
- Frank Westmore - Makeup
- Hank Edds - Makeup











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