The University Greys: From Students to Soldiers

Summary ''The University Greys: From Students to Soldiers'' - is a documentary describing actual, interesting, and personal details of the lives of a group of students and their families, students who were mustered together to become soldiers in the deadliest war ever faced by Americans. To describe this production as a ''documentary'' is unusually proper, due to the multiple souces of concurring public and private documentation that Micah Ginn utilized to substantiate his earlier short film, ''July''. Some of this history was ammassed by Ginn from alumni, faculty, and administration of the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). Ginn's ''July'' source material was pivotal for the history proclaimed by Bill Paxton in this documentary, and ''July'' is also is the source of most of the period footage in this documentary. Ginn became intrigued about the ''University Greys'' while he was a student of the University of Mississippi, and his short film accurately portrayed the sentiment that is apparent in letters and other original 19th century documents, which were shared with Ginn by descendants of the family of Jeremiah Gage, the central character in both ''July'' and this documentary. View more details

The University Greys: From Students to Soldiers

Directed : Micah Ginn

Written : Micah Ginn

Stars : Bill Paxton

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Genres : War Documentary

Release date : Jun 18, 2003

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : Granddaddy's Farm Productions

Summary ''The University Greys: From Students to Soldiers'' - is a documentary describing actual, interesting, and personal details of the lives of a group of students and their families, students who were mustered together to become soldiers in the deadliest war ever faced by Americans. To describe this production as a ''documentary'' is unusually proper, due to the multiple souces of concurring public and private documentation that Micah Ginn utilized to substantiate his earlier short film, ''July''. Some of this history was ammassed by Ginn from alumni, faculty, and administration of the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). Ginn's ''July'' source material was pivotal for the history proclaimed by Bill Paxton in this documentary, and ''July'' is also is the source of most of the period footage in this documentary. Ginn became intrigued about the ''University Greys'' while he was a student of the University of Mississippi, and his short film accurately portrayed the sentiment that is apparent in letters and other original 19th century documents, which were shared with Ginn by descendants of the family of Jeremiah Gage, the central character in both ''July'' and this documentary. View more details

Details

Genres : War Documentary

Release date : Jun 18, 2003

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : Granddaddy's Farm Productions

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