Director Gregory Hoblit's debut feature was the tricky courtroom drama PRIMAL FEAR. With his fourth feature, HART'S WAR, Hoblit is back with another. This time the court is inside a WWII prisoner-of-war camp. The defendant is Lieutenant Lincoln Scott (Terrence Howard), a black officer accused of killing a racist sergeant (Cole Hauser). Scott's lawyer is Lieutenant Tommy Hart (Colin Farrell), a second-year law student at Yale. A U.S. senator's son, Hart was having a relatively easy war until he was captured, interrogated, and sent to Stalag VI. The camp commandant is the urbane, charming, and ruthless SS Major Visser (compellingly played by Rumanian actor Marcel Iures). The ranking American officer at the camp is Colonel William McNamara (Bruce Willis), and Hart is soon in conflict with him. When Scott is accused of murder, McNamara insists that the prisoners should hold a court martial, and he appoints Hart counsel for the defense. At the court martial, Hart finds his client is being railroaded, although he gets help from unexpected quarters. Intricately plotted by scriptwriters Billy Ray and Terry George, and filmed by Hoblit with his accustomed attention to detail, HART'S WAR is a devious and absorbing courtroom/POW drama.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
Single Side - Dual Layer
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Stereo Surround - French, Spanish, Portuguese
Additional Release Material:
Alternate Scenes - Deleted Scenes
Audio Commentaries - 1. Bruce Willis - Star; Gregory Hoblit - Director; Billy Ray - Screenwriter
2. Producer
Trailers - Original Theatrical Trailer
Text/Galleries:
Stills/Photos

Bruce Willis: American Actor, THE SIXTH SENSE (1999)
Colin Farrell: Irish actor, TIGERLAND/ALEXANDER
Terrence Howard: Actor\"Dead Presidents"
Vicellous Shannon: 
Jonathan Brandis: Actor/"Stepfather 2"
Scott Michael Campbell: Actor
Rory Cochrane: Actor/"Dazed & Confused"
Cole Hauser: Actor
Michael Landes: 
Michael Weston: Star, COYOTE UGLY (2000)
Sam Worthington: BOOTMEN
Marcel Iures: 
Linus Roache: Actor/"Priest"

Gregory Hoblit: Director

Wolfgang Glattes: 
David Ladd: Actor/Son Of Alan
David Foster: Producer, began in early '70s, THE GETAWAY (1972) and (1994)

Terry George: Director/Screenwriter
Billy Ray: Screenwriter--NOT the adult actor

Rachel Portman: Composer

David Rosenbloom: Editor, BEHIND ENEMY LINES (2001)

"...[A] stolid and earnest military courtroom drama..."
"...Farrell wins sympathy through his somber, thoughtful deliberations, a generously underplaying Willis brings gravitas, and Marcel Lures' commandant, Colonel Visser is a surprisingly rounded creation..."
"...Absorbing....What makes it more intriguing is the sense that something else is going on underneath the action..."