The Rebels (1979)

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Something about the political climate over recent events that reminds me of all this and Disney''s " The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" So, many great mini series, but, this. is timely reminder of what matters. Thank you, again

[@anjoleahdupree1963]

A very young and handsome 1979 version of Don *(Miami Vice)* Johnson❤❤❤❤!.

[@Simonj2109]

He had you gals swooning all over the place in the late 80s in Miami Vice.

[@HanifahAbdul-uy9xw]

Underrated,,, probably I enjoy movies of back those days,,stunning costumes acter and actress used to bring out delightful story👌

[@RMTStudios]

Got to love the high desert and sagebrush of the area surrounding Boston ;)

[@christineadams1284]

👍😂

[@lydiarobertson8063]

Oh so good to see Doug McClure in this great movie, thanks so much for sharing...📽🎬🎥👍

[@victoriahughes3433]

A part of our history beautifully told. A wonderful production and all actors so well cast. I really enjoyed this fine film. Thanks for posting it.

[@marcher1969]

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[@harriethobeck6243]

Of these kinds of movies they don't make them like this anymore this is one of my favorites

[@juliaherbet2063]

They don't indeed. These looks more real. It makes you feel like you are in that moment experiencing the same thing that they have been experiencing. I feel like I was living in this era when I was watching this. I'm happy I stumbled upon it in 2021. I can't believe this movie is older than me

[@LuzHumm-xj8dw]

What a great movie to watch! Thank you so much! God bless you! And take care!❤❤❤

[@gaylemccrimmon3492]

I love these type of movies I could watching these type of movies back in the mid '70s but they don't make them anymore I'm glad they make outlander on Star TV

[@dmmchugh3714]

Don Johnson is absolutely LUSCIOUS in this movie.. He must have been in his early 20's here.

[@jillczarnyszewicz7494]

Luscious! (*Luscious*!) You need to write romance novels, I swear to god I'd buy one!

[@Marckymarc71]

30

[@christineadams1284]

DJ was 30 here, born in 49.

[@Minnastina]

Omg, thank you for uploading all of the series. I've fallen in love with them!😍👏

[@sharonlefebvre7292]

The year I graduated High School was when this was made! Twas a good year.

[@PeterBrown-mz4nv]

Wow! What an ensemble cast. You've got Sonny Crockett, Thurston Howell III, Howard Cunningham, Samantha, Jim Phelps, Princess Ardala, Anthony Falconetti, Roy DeSoto, Dr. Early, Morgan O'Rourke, and even Detective Cannon as a guest announcer!!!

[@debralerner68]

i read the series THE WHOLE SERIES EXTREEMLY GOOD GREAT WORK ON THE MOVIE ENJOYABLE THROUGH AND THROUGH

[@Delmarie-z7k]

Canadian retiree sure learned alot about the war of American Independence. Actors, actresses, the plots, the exciting and the steaming scenes, the costumes, the land and weather - all contributed to a magnificently realistic portrayal of a pivotal time .

[@RetrofanFilms]

This brings back a lot of memories. I was only 9 when I saw The Bastard, The Rebels, and The Seekers when they aired as two-part made-for-TV movies of the week on WPIX Channel 11 In NJ. I just loved the storytelling in these movies. Thanks for posting.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

I haven't seen this since I was a child. Also on WPIX in New York.

[@jodyhorn297]

I remember watching this when it was first broadcast. I initially watched it for Andrew Stevens and discovered Don Johnson in the process. It was the first thing I'd ever seen him in. Watched him in everything he's done since then. Thank you so much for posting these movies. John Jakes was the hot property book-wise back then.

[@PeterBrown-mz4nv]

He guested in an episode of The Rookies.

[@larryloveless2967]

I enjoyed seeing this movie as I do not remember previously seeing it even though I am now 67. Another good find for me on KZbin during the coronavirus lockdown even though it is more a soap opera version. It has so many actors from past TV shows and movies as it is now 41 years old. These were people from England and other parts of Europe who came across the ocean all because they had a grievance with their country hoping for something better. This revolution does not get pulled off without the help of Lafayette and France.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

French noble Lafayette is similar to General MacArthur who saved South Korea in Korean War, for whom South Koreans always thank ,whose I know portrait is hung on the wall of Congress .

[@larryloveless2967]

@@Thompson-xp1mk Thanks for the info.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

@@larryloveless2967 A part of Korean communists tried to remove MacArthur,s statue in Incheon Freedom Park in 2005 or 2006 when a American congressman said ,we will rather bring his statue to the United States and we still keep Lafayette,s portrait in Congress , which is why I remember him .

[@larryloveless2967]

​@@Thompson-xp1mk Interesting. The main part of MacArthur history I remember reading from history had to do with world war two in the Phillipines fighting the Japanese, but of course that was only part of his involvement in world war two. Thanks for sharing about Korea that followed world war two.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

@@larryloveless2967 There was the first President of South Korea who had lived in the United States from 1905 to 1945 and met MacArthur at first and thought him as an excellent officer who would be helpful in Korean independence and approached him on purpose and made him his own friend for 45 years ,which resulted in making Japan surrender and Korea independent from Japan and South Korea saved from communists by Incheon Landinging Operation in Korean War ,which means that there would be modern South Korea if it had not been for him.

[@lauraclarkstedman6700]

Gosh, back when tv abounded with excellent mini series! I loved this, and read all the books. I had such a young girl crush on Don Johnson, and years later when Miami Vice came out and people were asking who is this guy, I was thrilled and felt vindicated lol.

[@karynwallace8556]

Great 👍 Movie 🍿 Really enjoyed seeing familiar faces 😁 stunning costumes 👏👏 Thank you 🙏 NZ

[@robertahubert9155]

Kane O'opu try to put politics aside and enjoy the movies. Or something that brings you joy. We are living in hard times critical to deal with but this to shall pass. Good health and well wishes to you my friend.

[@michellereed5638]

I finished watching Part one--"The Bastard"--by John Jakes. Well Done! Now I am watching this one. I cannot stop myself from laughing though, at the TEN GALLON Tricorn hat that actor Don Johnson is wearing! HOLY smokes, that has got to be the biggest Tricorn hat I have ever seen! Sometimes, it's all about the hat! LOL. I remember watching the directors commentary on a popular science fiction show--he made fun of his own production--he too was laughing about the character's ridiculous hat--soon he noticed the trend throughout the show, that all the characters had kind of weird funky hats. So I borrowed from him: "Sometimes, it IS about the hat." Now about the show: Excellent acting, writing, and use of history to tell a story. Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!!

[@angelbaltov9867]

Няма превод какво да го чета

[@curtischildress9580]

Here we are almost 45 years after this mini series was shown on TV along with the other 2 segments titled "The Bastard" which came first, then this one "The Rebels", and the 3rd segment "The Seekers". This splendid 3 segment mini series should be shown in schools. At least some important events in history would be remembered by students getting caught up in the also entertaining storylines. Histrtorical facts & entertainment never changes. All 3 segments were full of brilliantly acted cast members, sensational costumes on the main stars plus regular cast members, the sets & all items used in these segments were accurate, plus all the made up stories were absolutely believable as if they were as solid as the facts from history. ...It's a pleasure watching these segments again after so many years when I watched them when they originally aired.

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

I only watched for all the boob fest

[@carlreed6186]

I read all 8 of the American Bicentennial Series (aka The Kent Family Chronicles) John Jakes was busy they were all big novels .

[@debiseltmann7341]

Where I first fell in love with Don Johnson......

[@dougearnest7590]

We shouldn't be surprised that Sam Adams and John Adams, being cousins, looked and sounded so much alike.

[@skate103]

Second cousins...

[@martinebner3522]

This is a very well done series about some lesser known (at least to me) events of the american war for independence. I especially enjoyed the scenes with Baron de Steuben drilling the troops at Valley Forge.

[@wheres-myangels4986]

Best You-Tube movie that I have seen with the best picture and sound quality that I have seen here.

[@julsjewels3185]

Loved this. I wish I could find the mini series North and South that starred Patrick Swayze.

[@hellequingentlemanbastard9497]

Check out LionHeart FilmWorks on KZbin

[@christineadams1284]

juls jewels North & South is my Favorite.

[@servantofmylord]

I think I watched it on Amazon. I since canceled my membership though, so can't be sure. It was a great miniseries!!!

[@klaraantal6738]

@@christineadams1284 THat's what I found for you: North and South: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnWkp4CFmLF6ac0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmbUYXaZmNugqsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5ivZnuCrs6tnM0

[@elisabethst.claire5088]

@@klaraantal6738 I wasn't the person looking for this but THANK YOU SO MUCH! Can't wait to watch this! Thanks again!

[@kwebster62]

William Daniels as John Adams is just more reserved than in 1776. I guess they had to speak at Miniseries -speed to draw it out.

[@KindessisEternal]

I thought that was him!

[@jamestownvirginia8463]

Thanks Jill, I read the book while in desert shield 👍

[@FlavioGirl]

thank you for your service sir :)

[@vangiegudgeon3892]

I haven't seen this except today! Watching from Australia 2020🙏😉🐕👋!!!

[@moserr11]

"Blood is spilled! Married ladies are bedded!" LOL....that is really funny! LOL! (Oh, and a nation gets founded)

[@jonathontaylor8861]

700 miles in 3 weeks is 33.3 miles a day, which is 10 hrs solid matching everyday at 3 miles an hour, that's a pretty tall order!

[@komisar3937]

I was born in Caroline County, VA and spent a good portion of my life visiting the family tree farm north of Frog Level. Those mountains must be over on the west side of the county. Sarcasm aside, this is a nice old film from a different time. Thank you for making it available.

[@bubb5225]

I know the area, too, and not only are there no mountains but the soil is sandy. I suspect this Caroline County is closer to California than the real Caroline.

[@joanne4758]

I love learning history through a movie - thanks from New Zealand

[@jeffreyjohnson10]

Thanks for bringing this to my partner and I. I read John Jake's when I was a kid we enjoy shows like this 👍 from two southern guys from Mississippi

[@realsitu6602]

Seen ages ago, not bad watching in 2018s old is really gold

[@marig.2318]

I remember seeing this in syndication as a teen. I was glued to the screen watching Don Johnson as Judson Fletcher. He was so very handsome.

[@robertd.carver6240]

A fairly well-done production, intelligently written, acted and directed. And the costumes are gorgeous.

[@coilmanjoe]

Yes, these movies were a big deal back then. How TV has gone downhill since then.

[@Demun1649]

"Fairly well done"? The most friendly quote that could be said about this badly acted, badly directed, and with possibly the worst screen script ever seen. Camera hovers on an actor, cue comes in and they just start talking! Even that Doug McClure seems wasted in this. And I cannot believe that, at that time, the colonials could have "developed" the ugly American accent into the one used. There was one fact that rang true. When Adams stated he wanted a Republic, not a democracy, "can't trust the future of the country in the hands of the rabble", he was being very much the prophet of the present times. The GOP is determined to destroy the democratic USA, and leave the Republic USA in the hands of the multi-billionaires, the international conglomerates and the defence corporations, keeping the people as merely workers and consumers.

[@arlitabeard7693]

​@@Demun1649😊

[@Mia-ow8wh]

Thank-u Ms.Jill 4 these wonderful mini series. Wish U had some clark gable&joan Crawford. I also love ur Channel. 🙏💙💙💙

[@49LivingtheDream]

Nostalgia. So long ago when these aired, in a different time and space for all of us.

[@donsarde]

Yet these events made your country a free nation, one should never forget that, should one lol !!

[@susanb2015]

It's not a free nation and it never was.

[@johnnyblade4351]

Doug mcClure .. the Virginian' Trampus was his name Loving it !!!

[@susanb2015]

@Yabobe O'Boyle It's horrible.

[@susanb2015]

@@johnnyblade4351 I love Trampus.

[@LaoZi2023]

Let's bring back the puffy shirts! Life was better with puffy shirts!

[@trhansen3244]

The y are a nightmare to keep puffy.

[@rosebud3971]

Enjoyed the movie, well done! Pure FANTASY!

[@8698gil]

In this era, a pregnant woman was much safer with a midwife than a doctor.

[@kathywright6853]

I saw a program showing how many women died after male Drs took over childbirth because they apparently didn't care about germs ,I guess they were too ignorant about it

[@fsabot19022]

Not even close 😂

[@leecollins6344]

Superb cast!!!

[@servantofmylord]

This is a who's who of actors from the seventies. I miss the innocence of those days...

[@stevepayne240]

If you think they were innocent, you weren't there

[@servantofmylord]

@@stevepayne240 I didn't say THEY were innocent, I said the days were. We were innocent, like babes being led to the slaughter! But of course, we didn't know that then...

[@cryhavoc9748]

Our Founding Fathers were angry about taxation without representation. The tax on English tea was one pence (penny) per pound. But what started the shooting was when British troops under General Gage, marched out of Boston to seize, powder, shot, and arms from the colonists. Two hundred and forty one years later, we still despise those who seek to disarm us.

[@jesseling2802]

What really got the shots fired was smoke seen from the town by the local militia.

[@cryhavoc9748]

@@jesseling2802 *Written accounts from the incident indicate that when the British troops encountered the militia turned out, the British officer ordered them to disperse. One shot rang out, followed by generalized firing from both sides. To this day, no one knows if a nervous British soldier or a militia member touched off the shot heard round the world.

[@Kitiwake]

It's all in your head

[@cryhavoc9748]

@@Kitiwake In MY head ??

[@encouragingword1172]

People are so soft and spoiled nowadays there is no realization as to how horrible oppression really is, although we’re getting a bird’s eye view right now with the crazy liberals in charge. Sadly, we may eventually run out of gun powder but until God’s eternal Kingdom is set up we never run out of 🙄liberals.

[@miralong8501]

My, my, my what a cast, gonna watch all of it.

[@MsDana-mo9fp]

All the great 1970's dramas Cast mates......where's Morgan Fairchild?

[@terrymarvin]

Thursday, March 4, 2021--6:39 am CST There were a lot of great stars in the mini-series, a lot of the stars that are in it are from 1960s TV shows. William Daniels was great in this mini-series. He's now 93 years old. Terry Marvin (Dallas, Texas)

[@lindagarcia8826]

Hi Terry I certainly agree with your comment

[@johnquinn52]

I enjoyed this very much, thank you !

[@carlray4809]

GREAT MOVIE , I HAD NEVER HEARD OF IT 👍

[@HVSJR-n5q]

It’s a series of novels called the Kent Family Chronicles they were released in time for the Bicentennial 1776-1976. The novel series goes clear to WW-2. As an added addition the family tree is published in each book. Cousins second cousins even adoptions are added. With I believe the character Abraham is the longest.

[@Sueb18631]

Man, Don Johnson was so cute!! I was pretty surprised to read the book and find out that it's VERY different from the miniseries. For example, Phillip and Judson don't even know each other in the novel. Hpwever, I loved this show when I saw it in 1979 and Don Johnson's Judson was one of my first major crushes!! :D I audio taped it off the TV using a tape recorder and wore the heck out of the tapes. Now I find out I can still remember the lines!! Thanks for posting this!

[@FlavioGirl]

yes it took don johnson over 15 years of making bad movies and tv shows, before he got famous in miami vice. :)

[@isabelalzateestrada]

I can see the resemblance between himself and his daughter.

[@Perktube1]

I never read the books, just knew the miniseries. Wonderful show. Speaking of tape recorders, u once recorded a Bob Hope christmas special starring Mark Hamill. I listened to it over and over. I can still recite some of the lines.

[@ToniHunterOne]

@Karen Fletcher You should watch his version of "The Long Hot Summer!' That will get you hot! Personally, I had a crush on Andrew Stevens. But Don is definitely able to turn up the heat.

[@toddmiller5656]

Sueb18631 It is very different from the book. For example, in the book, Anne does not die after giving birth to Abraham but is abducted by a mariner and throws herself overboard.

[@dianeriegel839]

This movie was well written and acted out, well done Conrad's 👏

[@mcpammcpam4161]

Well worth staying up all night to watch part one and two. Thank you for the upload.

[@debbieallen1815]

I just did the same. Thanks.

[@tomwotton9]

Thank you for writing that this is part 2 I genuinely thought the start of this was a guy with a wagon being chased by a redcoat who is in turn being chased by a guy with a sword! And I’m sorry but I could not take that seriously! Love Tom

[@w1o2l3f4i5e]

I enjoyed it more when I sped the playback up to 1.25, but I can't say that I learnt much of the rebellion by watching this. What I did learn was that they were poorly led & supplied, these men stuck through incredible hardships, watching this you would never believed that they could win the war.

[@ElleCee62978]

I’ve been on a Revolutionary War kick recently. Had no idea that William Daniels would turn up as John Adams in this! Color me surprised (and impressed).

[@rogertemple7193]

"the Rebel's Starring: Andrew Stevens as Philip Kent, Don Johnson as Judson Fletcher, Doug McClure as Eph Tate, Jim Backus as John Hancock, Richard Basehart as Duke of Kentland, Joan Blondell as Mrs. Brumple, Tom Bosley as Benjamin Franklin, MacDonald Carey as Dr. Church, Roy Calhoun as Breen, Kim Cattrall as Anne Kent, John Chappell as Henry Knox, William Daniels as John Adams, Anne Francis as Mrs. Harris, Peter Graves as George Washington, Pamela Hensley as Charlotte Waverly, Gwen Humble as Peggy McLean, Wilfrid Hyde-White as Gen. Howe, Nehemiah Persoff as Baron Von Steuben, William Smith as John Waverly, Warren Stevens as Ambrose Waverly, Kevin Tighe as Thomas Jefferson, Bobby Troup as Sam Gill, Forrest Tucker as Angus Fletcher, Tanya Tucker as Rachel, Robert Vaughn as Seth McLean, William Conrad as the Narrator(voice only), David Matthau as Royal Rothman, Ben Davidson as Donnigan, Paul Fix as Magistrate Hull, Guy Madison as Col. Mayo, Deborah Richter as Molly, Harry Johnson as Peter Jennings, Duncan Gamble as Capt. Smith, Ted Gehring as Tom Shaw, Sammy Jackson as Sgt. Polk, Gordon Steel as Lt. Rorke, Timothy O'Hagan as Congressman Larkin, John Rayner as Congressman Hollis, Tom Williams as Dr. Spencer, Marc Vahanian as the Marquis de Lafayette, James Brown as Sgt. Masters, Jennifer Holmes as Alice, Russ McGinn as Sen. Trumbull, Arnold Barry as Darby,an Innkeeper, Christina Cummings as Clara,the Barmaid, David Buchanan as Aaron,a Guard, &: Kelly Flynn as Amos,a Stable Boy, Stunts Performers: Loren Janes, Neil Summers, Brian J. Williams, &: Hal Frizzell.

[@San_Simon247]

Thanks again!

[@meeeka]

Imagine, walking from Virginia, all the way to Boston, then back to Brooklyn, then retreating all the way from Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan, up the length of the island and across to New Jersey and Pennsylvania, only to have to stop and suffer the hunger winter at Valley Forge. No train, no wagons, just their own feet. Imagine what those brave souls who later elected General Washington the first US president would think of the Republic they fought to create?

[@shahshah7524]

Should have used a map.

[@moustik31]

lady they would probably be very upset to learn that African-Americans are considered equal human beings, women too and being gay is no longer a crime for a start. stop idealising a past where you, your gender and your skin color wouldn't be welcomed at the diner table. I admire the Founding Fathers and I think they still have lessons to teach us but let's not deny that a LOT of people are better off under today's republic 😒

[@pax41]

@@moustik31 The republic today would not have existed had it not been for these very men and women. I don't think she was idealizing the past but rather pointing out the hardships they had to endure in order for these events to unfold. Without these individuals and the sacrifices they made we wouldn't be able to enjoy the rights we have today.

[@mgsa5722]

@@pax41 yes but read her last line where she says d republic today is no good.

[@johncarhart2646]

I am a canadian.united empire loyalist heritage,u want to hear about a hard winter?look up the journey of the carleton york regiment thattraveled from new brunswick to niagara in the dead of winter to help repel foreign invaders,,whoever they were dumbass

[@johnnyblade4351]

Hey Doug was a Chilhood Legend & the Virginian they are shadows in a childhood almost forgotten ....so good to see him again and Don getting the chicks & not being on the otherside of the law too. What is that ?? LOL XXX

[@stevenhall9349]

Thanks for fixing the sound Love the movie wish I could find more movies set in this time frame If you have more please put them on

[@SarahB1863]

Try "1776". It's a musical made in 1973. William Daniels stars as John Adams (yep, the same part he plays here.)

[@moodylicious]

@Juli Jerome yes! It is amazing!

[@aliciasnyder3280]

@Jill Czarnyszewicz "Don Johnson as a Southern dandy up to his anachornistic hair in scandals as the founding of a new nation mostly happens around him in the background." in stitches when I read this...love your sense of humor. Thank you!

[@jillczarnyszewicz7494]

Thanks!

[@michellehillery2983]

I noticed that too. Everyone has 80's hair. Lol

[@rogertemple7193]

"the Bastard,the Seekers and the Rebels were shown on the local tv stations every year and I grew up in Oklahoma near the Red River and Texas and we got a tv station out of Fort Worth and it showed this regularly every year or so they were shown in order each time it was shown throughout the late 70's and early to mid 80's,they later were on VHS but I was never able to find any here in Oklahoma,they were the early tv mini series of the day."-🤔🖥☕🍺🌐..

[@terrymarvin]

Thursday, March 4, 2021--6:32 am CST I've been watching this on You Tube for a while. I recently received another mini-series that William Daniels was in it's called "The Adams Chronicles" . It is pretty good so far.. Terry Marvin (Dallas, Texas, USA)

[@coloraturaElise]

And of course, he famously played John Adams on Broadway and later in the movie version of the musical "1776".

[@madamrockford2508]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, for posting all three parts of this Great Epic of John Jakes come to life. !!!!! I had them first recorded off TV with terrible reception. Finally I bought the series on VHS - some S.O.B. stole them, & replacing them, when they could be found were terribly expensive. Alas it finally was available on DVD; Egad, I hollered, they were edited. HOW DARE THEY!!! Now, at last, looking at the running time, I know these are in their entirety. Of course I have already downloaded to my computer, flash drive & external Hard Drive & an SD card. Not taking any chances this time. BTW never before have I subscribed to anyone here on youtube, but you my dear Jill have already shown me that I can expect great things here. :-) Thank you again. :-D

[@FlavioGirl]

yes i had this and the seekers both on vhs, and unfortunately, over a decade ago, my vcr died during a severe thunderstorm. :(

[@disoriented1]

I realize it's a detail, but the British flag shown at 2:06:19 is the Union flag adopted in 1801, after the incorporation of Ireland into the United Kingdom.

[@JJfromPhilly67]

As a young boy who was and still is very into the Revolutionary War, I loved this series. BUT, William Howe, who is portrayed by the lovely Wilfred Hyde White, was only 46 in 1775 whereas Hyde-White was 76 at the time of filming. I thought Peter Graves made a good George Washington.

[@dan4lau]

Oh heck! The British army was commanded by Rowland Hamilton Jones? No wonder they lost. I expect Sir Gregory had him sent to archives at Ballymucky for that.

[@deborrastrom8559]

In 1775 a 46 yr old man looked older & died before they hit 70. Times were hard back then.

[@debrarenteria8167]

I read the books many years ago, I lived 5 miles out of town with no TV or phone!

[@OziSabah]

Thank you for the upload. I would recommend to watch 'The Bastard', 'Rebellions' and 'Seekers' to those who are studying The History of The USA.

[@OziSabah]

@Giovanni Pincoletti Well; in this case, as a teacher of American History, why do not you give us some specific example/s in which the producer or/and the director of these films fell into misleading accounts. Just briefly.

[@christineokey]

miami vice, emergency! , happy days, all the actors from my past!!!

[@billycampbell769]

In their portraital of historical figures, these actors are a poor fit.these

[@Perktube1]

Emergency? Who…

[@ToniHunterOne]

@@Perktube1 Emergency! was a mid 70's rescue show. Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe were the paramedic stars with Julie London, . Think Adam-12 and Dragnet. Here's a link to some of the episodes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2bTfZ2ge5l2gMk

[@ddivincenzo1194]

@@ToniHunterOne Emergency! is what drew me to nursing.

[@ToniHunterOne]

@@ddivincenzo1194 Emergency was really a great show. It brought in hundreds to the paramedics and EMT programs, too! I still live watching this show.

[@siison1390]

All Americans should learn all our American history this way. Every culture should learn this way. Everyone one of our Forefathers of every culture build this great nation for all. This is a less boring way to respect our history. Not just one culture built this Nation. Great movie. Thank you.🙏

[@paulmicheldenverco1]

Suddenly Phillip has lost his french accent. Such miracles.

[@plauditecives]

Perhaps akin to a library book; he borrowed it, then lost it.

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

hahahahaha

[@racheallange2056]

Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand Steuben ...Thank you ...RIP

[@Bill23799]

Wardrobe Mistress for this film had a sign on the wall where she dressed the ladies in this film. " Hike Those Puppies UP There! "

[@martonszabo5745]

Enjoyed this movie, too. Don Johnson is one of my Favourite star. And I love too, how can He sings. /Till I Loved You, Heart beat, etc... /

[@Perktube1]

Peter Graves. At this time you couldn't pick a better man to play George Washington.

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Wow some old names here. Brings back memories

[@HIDlarissaTERRY]

I’m back ---just watched “The Bastard” -- that’s the beginning of this one , ha!

[@songlyrics3101]

Me too. And I loved it. I hope to love this one, too.

[@nilgiridreaming]

Thanks Jill - you are a gem for sharing with all of us The Bastard and The Rebels! I am carried away. I am a Skippy so I have never seen these down under. The Kent Chronicles would be worth reading, if there are no more videos to follow this one.

[@schechter01]

"down under"? I didn't know Australians were called "Skippies"....

[@jeffmoore2763]

The series is worth the read

[@lizlocher3612]

It is appalling the way the novel of John Jakes was so totally distorted and rewrote for this presentation. I read the entire 9 book series by John Jakes several times over in the past 4 years and was quite pleased with the way the first novel "The Bastard" was followed, but deeply disturbed by the flagrant disavowing of "The Rebels" actual writing by these so called adapters to turn this into a television series!!! Nothing like the book at all from the middle onward!!! So sad to see this presentation. And to rewrite John Jakes second novel in this set of wonderful books was quite distasteful to myself as a John Jakes fan!!!

[@LaoZi2023]

@@lizlocher3612 , I'll look for his books, I've never read any of his work.

[@strangelyfamiliar1729]

I was wondering when the Marquis would step foot back into the scene!

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Loved this. Thank you

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

I have just finished watching this film in which it makes me sad that American soldiers didn't wear military uniforms properly except officers. And America would not have been independent without France,s help ,which is only my personal opinion.

[@saraswatkin9226]

Then Britain started the French revolution by blaming their Monarchy.

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

It's raining on Kent but the cut to the wagon is a sunny day! How coolizat? One of those weird weather phenomenon that's rarely been caught on video.

[@studiobencivengamarcusbenc5272]

A british minister has a rebel son with a French actress - this is infamous & outrageous! I really need to have a word with the duchess 😣 of Kent - drastic reforms are in order 😂

[@Perktube1]

The Marquee de Lafayette. Flamboyant, and a ladies' man. Better times.

[@eclecticj8598]

Kim Cattrall playing a much different kinda gal here than we're used to. I had forgotten how cool Doug McClure and Eph Tait are!

[@rorymarrero294]

You don't spell "than" t-h-e-n, dummy.

[@m.j.r2373]

very entertaining thanks for the upload

[@annakimborahpa]

The 5 minute resolution scene between Philip Kent and Mrs. McLean (3:02:37 - 3:07:37) is so well crafted and well acted that it comes off as entirely convincing. Philip's sincere concern for the widow gently disarms her as she slowly comes to understand that she will never have anyone else like him to mutually cherish the memory of Judson Fletcher.

[@Bill23799]

I think a large percentage of the actors in this have made last gasp appearances on The love Boat and Fantasy Island.

[@Hermanhusband]

1:10:23 Unlikely song in the sticks of NY... ""Amazing Grace" was written to illustrate a sermon on New Year's Day of 1773. It is unknown if there was any music accompanying the verses; it may have been chanted by the congregation. It debuted in print in 1779 in Newton and Cowper's Olney Hymns but settled into relative obscurity in England. In the United States, "Amazing Grace" became a popular song used by Baptist and Methodist preachers as part of their evangelizing, especially in the South, during the Second Great Awakening of the early 19th century." Wiki, but then they only had encyclopedias in 1979...

[@violinoscar]

A little further information; John Newton wrote the song but we cannot be certain of the melody it was sung with. The current version did not get its melody until 1847. Prior to this date the song was sung with several different melodies. Newton, a reformed slave trader wrote the song from personal experience, about his conversion to Christianity.

[@robertahubert9155]

Thanks for that history lesson. Good health to you and yours

[@texasjoe557]

Nice cast- I was 14 when the film was released.They don't make anything like this anymore. Not even close

[@herrmp5sd]

Once again, big thanks...

[@michaelhicks6699]

the lady in the cabin must have been physic amazing grace wasn't written in england till the 1810esh period

[@kimberlyowen2341]

💋🥰I love history 🇺🇸movies forever it was beautiful things of love and enjoyed 🌹💘

[@2007bing]

Love the old movies!

[@Lonesome__Dove]

I love your description!

[@wyesjcbnwr8606]

Thank you

[@robertsmith6068]

whoever wrote the synopsis, it's pretty good, very funny.

[@jillczarnyszewicz7494]

Thanks!

[@patrickfairchild2330]

Well done picture of what was.

[@lucusinfabula]

the stories of Native Americans in the Civil War could use some telling.

[@chasechristophermurraydola9314]

I completely agree with you on that especially the stories of Ely Parker and Stand Watie and these two native Americans fought on different sides with Parker serving with the union while Watie served with the confederates but both of them had amazing encounters and adventures like Parker would become an adjutant and secretary to general grant and he would even help draft the surrender documents for Robert Edward Lee and at the time of the surrender General Lee stared at Parker for a moment and he extended his hand and said” I am glad to see one real American here” And Parker replied saying” we are all Americans”. But while Parker was serving on the staff of General grant Watie was having his own adventures as he was the only Native American confederate general officer of the war and he would also be the last confederate states army general to surrender.