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Wallace takes his story. So I won't rehash it here. This statement just reaffirms how meticulous Wallace was to uphold the integrity of the actual events while weaving an enjoyable, entertaining and at times extremely moving story. In my first review I commented about the opening sequence and expressed my opinion on what would make for a truly dramatic opening to the movie. I didn't see the need for taking us back to 1926.