Patton: A Tribute to Franklin J. Schaffner

This documentary presents a collection of interviews with those who worked on the 1970 film "Patton," highlighting their experiences with director Franklin J. Schaffner. Among the interviewees are George C. Scott, who played General Patton, and Oliver Stone, who offers his perspective on the film's influence on political decisions, particularly regarding the bombing of Cambodia.

The film includes commentary from other notable figures such as Richard Zanuck and Jerry Goldsmith, along with behind-the-scenes clips and camera tests that enrich the narrative. Collectors of war documentaries or those interested in the filmmaking process will find value in the firsthand accounts of the film’s creation and its broader implications. The availability of this documentary in various formats adds to its appeal as a collectible item.