Completely racist take on Sudanese war & too much melodrama with Jane Seymour
Four Feathers was a 1902 book which was made into several movies. This the 1978 version which was the sixth. It features Beau Bridges as the main character Harry. He resigns despite a call by his army regiment to mobilize so that he can marry Jane Seymour. Instead he gets four feathers from her and his three regimental friends as a sign of cowardice. To make matters worse Seymour decides to be with one of Bridges’ friends before he ships out for war. The story is about how Bridges can restore his honor.<br /><br />The first problem with the movie is that they have a white actor doing blackface to pose as an Arab. Second the movie is about the Sudan War so they have white guys playing the Sudanese and give some of them ridiculous giant afro wigs along with painting their bodies black. It’s like the guys walked out of a Disco club and into the desert to fight the British in the 1800s. On top of that the ones with afros carry spears instead of guns like the other Sudanese fighters. The implication being that Africans can’t use guns because they’re primitive. It was 1978 and there was no excuse for this racist move of not hiring a single black actor. Last there’s too much melodrama with Seymour for my tastes.<br /><br />The one part of the movie I did like was Bridges with his father at the end otherwise this was not to my liking.
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