Gods and Generals is now scheduled to open 
nation-wide February 21, 2003

Gods and Generals is the prequel to The Killer Angels, the novel upon which the film Gettysburg was based. Written by Jeff Shaara (son of Michael Shaara, author of The Killer Angels), Gods and Generals is now a major motion picture written and directed by Ron Maxwell. The movie was produced by Ted Turner Pictures and filmed in and around Sharpsburg, Maryland, the site of the Antietam Battlefield, and on actual historic locations in Virginia and West Virginia. Many of the actors from the movie Gettysburg have reprised their roles in the new film, which also features the new characters Stonewall Jackson, Mary Anna Morrison Jackson, Myra Hancock, and Fanny Chamberlain.

Magazines:

Look for featured stories and pictures in November-December issues of your favorite History and Civil War magazines. See North & South Magazine, October issue, Vol 5, #7, article entitled The Making of Gods and Generals.  http://www.northandsouthmagazine.com/Issues/Upcoming.htm

See Civil War Times, December issue, Vol XLI, #6, cover story, "Hollywood Brings Lee to Life".

Premiere:

Washington, DC - Feb. 10th
Other special screenings to follow before nation-wide release

Soundtrack:

Bob Dylan's new song for Gods and Generals is "Cross the Green Mountain," and running approximately seven minutes, it will be featured over the closing titles of the film and be available on the sound-track album to be released this Christmas on SONY records.  The soundtrack also features Mary Fahl.

Misc.

Gods & Generals  is being trailered on the current feature ANALYZE THAT now in theaters.

AMC TV runs a segment on Gods & Generals on their 'Hollywood Greatest Stunts; on Dec. 20, 2002.