Saving Lincoln 2013
"The true story of an epic friendship."
In *Saving Lincoln (2013)*, the Civil War's shadow looms large as President Abraham Lincoln faces relentless threats, with his unlikely ally, U.S. Marshal Ward Hill Lamon, standing unwavering by his side.
Director: Salvador Litvak
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Saving Lincoln (2013) about?
*Saving Lincoln (2013)* follows President Abraham Lincoln and his dedicated bodyguard, Ward Hill Lamon, as they navigate the dangers of the Civil War together. Through Lamon's perspective, the film explores Lincoln's resilience amid assassination threats, political strife, and the nation's divide.
Who directed Saving Lincoln?
Salvador Litvak directed *Saving Lincoln (2013)*, bringing a thoughtful, character-driven approach to this historical drama.
Who stars in Saving Lincoln?
The film stars Tom Amandes as Abraham Lincoln, Lea Coco as Ward Hill Lamon, Penelope Ann Miller, Bruce Davison, and Creed Bratton in pivotal roles.
Is Saving Lincoln (2013) worth watching?
As a historical drama, *Saving Lincoln (2013)* offers a fresh, intimate take on a pivotal figure, blending authenticity with emotional depth. While not a blockbuster, its focus on character and lesser-known history makes it a compelling watch for fans of period films.
How long is Saving Lincoln?
The runtime for *Saving Lincoln (2013)* is 101 minutes.
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About Saving Lincoln (2013) — A Civil War drama of friendship, loyalty, and survival
In *Saving Lincoln (2013)*, the Civil War's shadow looms large as President Abraham Lincoln faces relentless threats, with his unlikely ally, U.S. Marshal Ward Hill Lamon, standing unwavering by his side. Directed by Salvador Litvak, this historical drama blends the political turmoil of the era with the deep, almost mythic friendship between the two men—a bond tested by danger and duty. Through Lamon's eyes, we witness Lincoln's burden as he navigates the war's darkest days, buoyed by humor, resilience, and an unshakable bond. With rich period details and a focus on character over spectacle, the film captures the grit and gravity of a nation at war, all while celebrating the quiet heroism of an ordinary man thrust into extraordinary circumstances.
Tom Amandes embodies Lincoln with quiet gravitas, while Lea Coco shines as Lamon, a loyal protector whose banjo-playing charm belies his fierce determination. The story balances historical weight with intimate moments, painting a portrait of leadership under fire and the personal sacrifices that define greatness.