"For most scenes, we opted for concentrating more on faces: James Madison at his desks, composing his war letter to Congress; the general William Hull cowering in the corner during the attack on Fort Detroit. Two characters in particular emerged as the faces of this war – the British foot soldier, Shadrach Byfield, and the Kentucky rifleman, William Atherton."
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
Working With Re-Enactors On PBS
From PBS and Working with re-enactors on the War of 1812 program that airs October 9th at 9 p.m. EST:
Labels:
British Military,
Detroit,
General Hull,
Kentucky,
President Madison,
Television
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