The General's Daughter

Synopsis

The General's Daughter, a 1999 thriller with John Travolta, unravels the mystery behind the brutal murder of a high-ranking military officer's daughter. As the investigation deepens, dark family secrets and corruption within the ranks come to light. Travolta's character, an Army CID investigator, navigates through a web of deceit and betrayal in pursuit of justice. The General's Daughter explores themes of power, loyalty, and the consequences of abusing authority. With intense twists and a gripping narrative, the movie delves into the complex world of honor, duty, and the lengths some would go to protect their reputation.

Cast

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  John Travolta

  Warrant Officer Paul Brenner

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  Madeleine Stowe

  Warrant Officer Sarah Sunhill

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  James Cromwell

  General Joseph Campbell

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  Timothy Hutton

  Colonel William Kent

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  Leslie Stefanson

  Captain Elisabeth Campbell

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  Daniel von Bargen

  Police Chief Yardley

Reviews

The General's Daughter received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film's suspenseful plot and John Travolta's performance, others criticized its handling of sensitive themes and character development. Rotten Tomatoes rated the movie at 21%, with reviewers stating that the film struggled to balance its darker elements with its attempt at a conventional thriller. IMDb scored it at 6.4/10, citing the film's strong performances but criticized its pacing. Metacritic rated The General's Daughter at 47/100, with critics suggesting that the movie fell short of its potential in exploring the complexities of its characters. Despite the varying opinions, the film's tense atmosphere and intricate mystery kept audiences engaged throughout.