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On this episode of the Video Archives podcast, Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery uncover Quentin's latest obsession,

1936's The Last of the Mohicans. In this classic tale written by James Fenimore Cooper,

two sisters and a British commander are abducted by the Hurons and can only be rescued by

the last of the Mohicans. What ensues is a romantic tale of epic proportions set in the midst of the French and Indian War.

After giving a brief history lesson on director George B. Sites, Quentin and Roger discuss exactly what has drawn them to this title,

the different iterations they've watched, and how Randolph-Scott

may just have won Quentin over. Then, over on Patreon, we continue the theme with a studio

film of Epic Proportions, Northwest Passage, directed by King Vidor. Based on the Kenneth Roberts novel,

two friends join Rogers Rangers during the French and

Indian War. Quentin and Roger talk about the history of this film along with the intense brutality

of some of the sequences. Then, to top it all off, we're back with director George B. Sites,

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