Sergeant York (1941) - (Movie Clip) What Are We Drinkin' To?

Sergeant York - (Re-issue Trailer)

Gary Cooper won his first Best Actor Oscar portraying Sergeant York (1941), the pacifist who becomes a war hero.

Elvis Mitchell: Under the Influence -- (Clip) Richard Gere: Cooper and Fonda

Actor Richard Gere offers some thoughts on Gary Cooper and Henry Fonda in this excerpt from TCM's Elvis Mitchell: Under the Influence, 2008.

Sergeant York (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Maybe In A Flash

Having trouble changing his ways, Gary Cooper as rural Tennesseean Alvin York is visited at work by non-denominational long-time family pastor Pile (Walter Brennan), who offers telling metaphors, early in Howard Hawks’ Sergeant York, 1941.

Sergeant York (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Old Time Religion

Returned to drinking after being beaten in a land deal by a romantic rival, Tennesseean Alvin York (Gary Cooper, title character), who has made clear he feels religion ought to come to a man unbidden, ventures into a storm, then preacher Walter Brennan’s church, in Sergeant York, 1941.

Sergeant York (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Render Unto Caesar

Sent home to Tennessee by his superiors to consider whether, as a gifted marksman, he ought to serve in combat in World War One, Alvin York (Gary Cooper title character) hears various influences, then returns with his decision to Major Buxton (Stanley Ridges), in Howard Hawks' Sergeant York, 1941.

Sergeant York (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Cuts Down The Haze

At Camp Gordon, Georgia, 1917, enduring ridicule from Sergeant Early (Joseph Sawyer), who can't see why a would-be conscientious objector would be handy with a rifle, Gary Cooper (title character) demonstrates mad skills, in Howard Hawks' Sergeant York, 1941.