Alexander Hamilton (1931)

In the aftermath of the Revolutionary War of 1783, General George Washington ushers Colonel Alexander Hamilton into the fresh corridors of the newly established government. The early days are consumed by a whirlwind of disagreements, primarily concerning the compensation of valiant soldiers who battled in the War. However, Hamilton's vision stretches far beyond these immediate disputes. His relentless pursuits are firmly anchored in the establishment of a national bank to allow the United States to engage in international trade. For a grueling eight years, Hamilton champions his Assumption Bill with unwavering dedication, all the while deliberating over the new Residence Bill. Amidst managing a pristine treasury, Hamilton must also navigate the treacherous political landscape marred by his arch-nemesis, Senator Roberts. Seizing every chance to sully Hamilton's reputation, Roberts paints an unyielding portrait of Hamilton as a man of dishonor. Now, viewers are invited to journey alongside Hamilton through the tumultuous birth of a nation and the trials he faced in his quest to shape the United States' financial future. The narrative masterfully intertwines political rivalry and personal ambition, reflecting the complex tapestry of the nation's early days. The movie, Alexander Hamilton (1931), is a testament to a man's unwavering determination amidst adversity and political strife.

Alexander Hamilton is a drama movie featuring Dudley Digges and directed by John G. Adolfi.

Alexander Hamilton is currently streaming on DIRECTV.