TY  - ADVS
AU  - Fleming,Victor
AU  - Anderson,Maxwell
AU  - Solt,Andrew
AU  - Bergman,Ingrid
AU  - Ferrer,Jos�e
AU  - Ireland,John
AU  - Anderson,Maxwell
ED  - RKO Radio Pictures, inc.
ED  - LC Purchase Collection (Library of Congress)
TI  - Joan of Arc
AV  - DAA 0523 (viewing copy) 
PY  - 1948///
PY  - 1985///?]
CY  - United States, United States
PB  - RKO Radio Pictures, VidAmerica, Inc.
KW  - Joan,
KW  - Christian women saints
KW  - France
KW  - Biography
KW  - Drama
KW  - Hundred Years' War, 1339-1453
KW  - History
KW  - Charles VII, 1422-1461
N1  - Copyright: Sierra Pictures, Inc.; 11Nov48; LP2050; Copyright notice on videodisc label: VidAmerica, Inc. ; 1985; Title taken from videodisc label and confirmed by sources cited below; Possible videodisc reissue date from copyright notice on videodisc label; Summary taken from videodisc jacket; On videodisc jacket: VidAmerica no. 889; Based on the play Joan of Lorraine by Maxwell Anderson; Sources used: Variety, 10/20/48; New York times, 11/12/48; International motion picture almanac, 1949-50, p. 417, 510; videodisc jacket and label; Motion picture herald, v. 172-173, p. 4366; The video source book, 6th ed., c1984, p. 745
N2  - In 1428, France has been at war with the English for nearly a century. In a village in Lorraine, a sixteen-year old young woman peasant is inspired to drive the enemy from France and crown the Dauphin in Rheims' cathedral. Joan of Arc gains support, leads an army to many victories and sees the Dauphin crowned at Rheims. A sordid truce is signed with the English frustrating her zeal to drive the enemy from France. She is made a political prisoner and tried as a witch by an ecclesiastical court. Browbeaten into a confession of heresy, she is turned over to the English and is burned to death
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