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Dominican Rep. Sergeant York
- Original title
- Sergeant York
- Year
- 1941
- Running time
- 134 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
George Tobias
Joan Leslie
Ward Bond
Nat Carr
Margaret Wycherly
Stanley Ridges
Noah Beery Jr.
Pat Flaherty
June Lockhart- Arno Frey
Elisha Cook Jr.- See all credits
- Music
- Cinematography
Sol Polito, Arthur Edeson (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- War. Drama | I World War. Based on a true story. Army. Propaganda
- Synopsis
- True story of the farm boy who made the transition from religious pacifist to World War I hero. The Valley of the Three Forks of the Wolf, located in the Cumberland Mountains in Tennessee, is the home of the Yorks, a family of poor mountain farmers. In the spring of 1916, while hunting, Alvin C. York encounters Gracie Williams and instantly decides to marry her. However, she turns him down cold. Alvin proceeds to get very drunk and then, he starts to attend church. When the United States enters World War I, Alvin refuses to register for the draft, believing that killing, even as a patriotic duty, is against the Bible. The Pastor Pile convinces him to register as a conscientious objector, but Alvin's request for your status is denied and he is drafted. At Camp Gordon in Georgia, Alvin's shooting so impresses his superiors that they promote him to corporal and make him an instructor. Later, his unit sails for France to fight in the Argonne offensive of 1918. As the men advance through an area surrounded by Germans, Alvin single-handedly kills twenty Germans and convinces 132 more to surrender. Together with the seven men remaining from his unit, Alvin brings the German prisoners back to headquarters. He is awarded a French medal, the Distinguished Service Cross and the Congressional Medal of Honor. After returning to a hero's welcome in New York, Alvin wants nothing more than to go back to Tennessee. He refuses all the money offered to him, explaining that he did what he did because he had to and is not proud of what happened...
- Rankings Position
- Awards
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1941: 2 Academy Awards: Best Actor (Gary Cooper), Editing. 11 Nominations1941: New York Film Critics Circle: Best Actor (Gary Cooper). 2 Nominations
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