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The Patriot Movie Analysis
The movie “The Patriot” was first released back in the year 2000 on June 27th. There are four different production companies that produced The Patriot and they are Columbia Pictures, Centropolis Entertainment, Mutual Film Company, and Global Entertainment Productions GmbH & Company Medien KG. This movie stared Mel Gibson as Benjamin Martin, Heath Ledger as Gabriel Martin, Joely Richardson as Charlotte Selton, Jason Isaacs as Col. William Tavington, Chris Cooper as Col. Harry Burwell, Tchéky Karyo as Jean Villeneuve, Rene Auberjonois as Reverend Oliver, Lisa Brenner as Anne Howard, Tom Wilkinson as Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis, Donal Logue as Dan Scott, Leon Rippy as John Billings, Adam Baldwin as Capt. Wilkins, Jay Arlen Jones as Occam, Joey
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