How long is THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE?

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE is 4 hr 13 min long.

What is THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE about?

Double Feature: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis plays Hawkeye, a white orphan adopted by a Mohican tribe; Madeleine Stowe is the beautiful daughter of a British officer. Their love story set against the backdrop of massive historical changes makes this the rare epic that is as intimate as it is sweeping. THE AGE OF INNOCENCE (1993) Upper class lawyer Newland Archer is engaged to marry May Welland when May’s cousin, the Countess Ellen Olenska arrives from Europe. While the Countess’ desire to leave her husband invites gossip, Archer’s growing attraction to this free-thinking woman could prove even more ruinous. Meticulously crafted in every regard, from Joanne Woodward’s narration to Gabriella Pescucci’s Oscar-winning costume design, this is among Scorsese’s most underrated films.

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE

Name: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE
Released: 2015-12-11
Duration: 253

NR 4 hr 13 min

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How long is THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE?: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE is 4 hr 13 min long.

What is THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS / THE AGE OF INNOCENCE about?: Double Feature: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis plays Hawkeye, a white orphan adopted by a Mohican tribe; Madeleine Stowe is the beautiful daughter of a British officer. Their love story set against the backdrop of massive historical changes makes this the rare epic that is as intimate as it is sweeping. THE AGE OF INNOCENCE (1993) Upper class lawyer Newland Archer is engaged to marry May Welland when May’s cousin, the Countess Ellen Olenska arrives from Europe. While the Countess’ desire to leave her husband invites gossip, Archer’s growing attraction to this free-thinking woman could prove even more ruinous. Meticulously crafted in every regard, from Joanne Woodward’s narration to Gabriella Pescucci’s Oscar-winning costume design, this is among Scorsese’s most underrated films.