The silent and true Anthony Perkins finds himself in war. The scene is a real testament to pacifism. He was praised for his believable emotional and moral difficulty at holding a gun in his hand. With a big knife in his hand he was just as cool.
This review of Friendly Persuasion (1956) was written by Hugo F on 01 Jan 2008.
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