In the Weekly Standard , Wallace biographer Stephan Lesher says the film reduces the governor's appeal to simple racism--a contention every bit as anti-intellectual and demagogic as Wallace's own ...
The argument given was that the film only portrayed one side of the man.
Stephan Lesher believed the film accurately portrayed the governor.
A lone male stands with his camera, capturing for the first time images of a rare flying dolphin
A glacier is below a man.
It was better to leave Shiloh in the Stronghold.
Yes I have, I thought that was pretty great.
The postwar Romantic look involves toned muscles and a hunchback form.
A boy is throwing a baseball.