"Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!" With these words, Alabama Governor George Wallace thrust himself on the American political stage. He might have been President if a bullet hadn't paralyzed him during the 1972 campaign. And he might have remained a hated symbol of bigotry. But Wallace learned from his own pain - and struggled to undo the pain he had inflicted on others. Gary Sinise (in the title role), Mare Winningham and Angelina Jolie score acting triumphs in this stunning re-creation of an era that won Emmy Awards for Sinise, Winningham and director John Frankenheimer, as well as Golden Globe honors for Jolie and as Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television. Experience the power of the man - and this spellbinding movie. 

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  The night that Gary Sinise won the Emmy award for his portrayal of George Wallace, the real George Wallace died of a heart attack.

  Filmed in Sacramento, to use the California's capital building. Alabama refused to allow the use for this movie.

  Gary Sinise returned in the role of Wallace on another TV movie Sur le chemin de la guerre, also directed by John Frankenheimer.

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2 DVD Region 1 US - NTSC - [16/9] - 185' - Menu fixe/muet 1|2|3|4 - Chapters Language : English Sous-titres : English, Portuguese, Thai Bonus : Trailer, Making of Detail DVDEmpire buy it

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