Question 1

Why did David Niven feel miscast in The Real Glory?

Accepted Answer

David Niven felt badly miscast and did not even attempt an American accent.

Question 2

What controversial re-release title was used for the film in 1942?

Accepted Answer

The film was re-issued in 1942 as 'A Yank in the Philippines,' but the OWI requested its withdrawal because the Philippine Moros had become US allies in WWII.

Question 3

Which Philippine official requested deletions from the film after a special screening?

Accepted Answer

J. M. Elizalde, the Philippine Island Resident Commissioner, requested deletions on behalf of President Manuel L. Quezon, citing depictions of Filipinos as inferior and afraid of the Moro tribe.

Question 4

How much did the re-shot dam destruction scene cost according to the New York Times?

Accepted Answer

The 'New York Times' reported that the dam destruction scene had to be re-shot, costing more than $10,000.

Question 5

What is the setting and conflict of The Real Glory?

Accepted Answer

Set in Fort Mysang, southern Philippine Islands under US rule in 1906, a small group of army officers and native troops resist attacks from the ruthless Alisang and his fanatical followers.

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