Giant cannon is the real star...
“The Pride and the Passion,&#34; directed by Stanley Kramer, combines the talents of three stars  — Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, and Sophia Loren — in an epic melodrama that takes place in Spain in 1810 during the Peninsular War, a military conflict between Napoleon’s empire and the allied powers of Britain, Spain, and Portugal. A giant cannon is abandoned by the retreating Spanish army and British naval officer and artillery expert Captain Anthony Trumbell (Grant) is ordered to retrieve it. He enlists the aid of guerrilla leader Miguel (Sinatra) and the cannon is raised from the bottom of a gorge and repaired. Miguel insists the cannon be used to bombard the French occupying the fortress at Avila. Trumbull reluctantly agrees to accompany Miguel and his peasant followers and fire the cannon once it reaches its destination.<br /><br />During the long journey, Trumbull is attracted to Juana (Loren), Miguel’s girl, and a romantic triangle develops as the rebels lug the multi-ton cannon across rough terrain.<br /><br />Sinatra’s Spanish accent is terrible and Loren speaks with a thick Italian accent. Grant, looking great in his military uniform, rises above the material and plays it perfectly straight. This is a good example of monumental miscasting. None of the leads comfortably or believably convince in their roles and were obviously hired for their name value at the box office. Despite their cumulative star power, the real star of the picture is that enormous cannon being dragged across the landscape.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Cary Grant (North by Northwest), Frank Sinatra (From Here to Eternity) and Sophia Loren (Two Women) set the screen ablaze with a burning passion in director Stanley Kramer's (Judgment at Nuremberg) epic The Pride and the Passion. Set against the backdrop of the Peninsular War, Cary Grant stars as Captain Anthony Trumbell, a British soldier tasked with securing a large cannon abandoned by the Spanish army when Napoleon's troops marched through and conquered Spain. The cannon, believed to be the largest in the world, would help England in their fight against the French. With the aid of peasant rebels lead by Miguel (Frank Sinatra) and Juana (Sophia Loren), Trumbell must first agree to help them restore the gun to defeat the French on Spanish soil..