who portrayed James Longstreet, returned to Gettysburg to share memories and perspectives as a part of a three-day celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the movie. Ron Maxwell explained the name ...

James Longstreet and Martin Sheen as Gen ... fitfully display a sad grandeur. A flop in movie theaters, Gettysburg found its true home on DVD and in schoolrooms, where it functions as a useful ...

Thirty years ago, the movie Gettysburg was released ... He relished his role as General James Longstreet in the film. Returning 30 years later is bittersweet, he said. “I don't know how many ...

Stair took a trip back in time when he went on the set of the movie “Gettysburg” during ... Lee, and Tom Berenger, as Confederate Gen. James Longstreet, as they performed.

The Gettysburg Heritage Center in Pennsylvania hosted this talk. Author Cory Pfarr gave a detailed reassessment of Confederate General James Longstreet’s oft-criticized performance during the ...

James Longstreet's hesitancy and ... he is often blamed for the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg for allowing Pickett's Charge to occur. Yet Longstreet remained a prominent national figure after ...

For the rest of his long post-Gettysburg life—born during James Monroe’s presidency, he died under Theodore Roosevelt—Longstreet would fend off accusations that, frustrated by Lee overruling ...

And in 1998, an equestrian statue was installed of James Longstreet, one of the Confederacy’s most successful generals, present at the battle but never before memorialized at Gettysburg.