They Died With Their Boots On  (life story of George Armstrong  Custer,  from West Point and the war between the states to his demise at Little Bighorn. Stars Errol Flynn as Custer, also co-stars the lovely Olivia de Havilland).     Captain Blood  (this one also stars Flynn and de Havilland. Errol Flynn stars as an Irish doctor who is accused of being a rebel and sold into slavery in Jamaica. Gives a good look at what Irish/White slavery was like in the 17th century, yep that's right, the Blacks weren't the only ones, although that's what they would like you to think nowadays. The majority of slaves sent to America and the British colonies in the Caribbean such as Barbados and Jamaica in the 17th century were Irish. Anyhow, the first half takes place in Jamaica while Blood is a slave on the sugar plantation, during the second half of the film he escapes and becomes a notorious Caribbean pirate, hence the title of the film- Captain Blood).     The Wind That Shakes the Barley  (okay...so it's actually more pro-Irish than pro-White:D About an Irish doctor who joins the original IRA during the 1920s).     The Informer  (Another classic film that takes place during the Irish Rebellion. Directed by John Ford).     Fire Over England  (Queen Elizabeth I sends a spy to the court of King Philip of Spain. Set during the 17th century. Stars Laurence Olivier and the lovely Vivien Leigh).     Roseanna McCoy  (A romance between a McCoy and a Hatfield ignites a family feud in the Kentucky hills).     The Rare Breed  (A good Western here. Stars Jimmy Stewart and the gorgeous Maureen O'Hara. Stewart's character is a cowboy hired to escort O'Hara, her daughter and their Hereford steer to a ranch).     From Hell  (A movie about Jack the Ripper. Stars Johnny Depp and Heather Graham, among others. I only consider it to be pro-White because all of the characters are White(some of the actors may be Jews or mongrels in real life, I don't know, but the CHARACTERS are all White and that's what counts;)) and I think it seems give a pretty good and realistic depiction of the gritty, inner city streets and back alleys of Victorian London, very ah..atmospheric film. A very violent movie too by the way, definately no family flick).     The Dogs of War  (A team of mercenaries(all White) is hired to overthrow a small West African country. A fictional country that seems to be based on Liberia).