The True Story of Glory Continues
- Documentary
Morgan Freeman narrates this documentary that explores the 54th Massachusetts regiment that is the basis of the motion picture, "Glory".
The True Story of Glory Continues is a 1991 documentary narrated by Morgan Freeman that explores the historical 54th Massachusetts Regiment, the real unit that inspired the acclaimed film Glory. Released in June 1991, this documentary provides the factual foundation behind one of cinema's most celebrated Civil War stories.
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When was The True Story of Glory Continues released?
The documentary was released on June 19, 1991.
Who narrates this documentary?
Morgan Freeman narrates The True Story of Glory Continues.
What is this documentary about?
The documentary explores the real history of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment, the African-American Civil War unit that served as the basis for the 1989 motion picture Glory.
Is this film still available to watch?
Yes, as a released documentary from 1991, The True Story of Glory Continues remains available through various platforms and home video formats.
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