Lincoln Review in Drama
Lincoln is a biographical drama depicting the life and political legacy of one of America's most iconic presidents. The film explores key moments in Lincoln's presidency, particularly during the Civil War and his efforts to abolish slavery. Themes of leadership, moral conviction, and national unity are central to the narrative, portrayed through nuanced performances that emphasize the complexity of historical figures. The direction employs a sober, respectful tone, capturing the gravity of the era. While not a blockbuster, its cultural significance lies in its educational value and portrayal of moral steadfastness. Lincoln’s influence on American history is highlighted through compelling storytelling that appeals to history enthusiasts and general audiences alike.
Cast & Crew
- Carter Alsop
- Joe Ayres
- Greg Baber
- Lisa Bianco
- Tom Brennan
- Roy Butler
- Bill Chorney
- Robert W. Christiansen
- Ray Collins
- Del Driver
- Glenn Faigen
- Bill Falkenstein
- Patricia Finnegan
- Fay Greenbaum
- Dick Harrington
- Karen Hutcheson
- Helen Jervey
- Marion Johnson
- Lamont Johnson
- David Leary
- Jim Lowell
- Patrick Coe McCluskey
- Catherine McKenney
- John Mingus
- Tara Perry
- R. Max Ramsey
- Michael Reed
- Adrian Rieder
- Fred Robbins
- Rick Rosenberg
- Patrick Rowe
- Stephen Rudlin
- Michael Schauer
- Bob Schindler
- Bruce L. Shurley
- R. Lynn Smartt
- Troy Sweeney
- Richard Travis
- Jane E. Urbanczyk
- Phyllis Watkins
- Paul Welch
- Phil Whiteay
- Tom Width
- Mark Greenough
- Petra Blackwell
- Gerard Lewandowski
- Claire Spencer
- Jane Word
- Pavana Kaine
- Melinda Howard