Only the Brave received positive reviews upon its theatrical release. The films stars, Gary Cooper and Mary Brian, also appeared together in The Virginian (1929). Only the Brave was filmed at Paramount Studios at 5555 Melrose Avenue in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. Sometime later, after General Lee surrenders at Appomattox Court House to end the war, Barbara and Braydon are married in a military wedding. Just before the sentence can be carried out, the Union Army arrives, and in the subsequent battle, Braydon is saved, although seriously wounded. Later, after they discover that the dispatches were a deception, they order Braydon executed by firing squad. Finally, Braydon leaps from a window and is captured by the Confederates, who discover the fraudulent dispatches and soon act on them.
Each time he attempts to get arrested, she intervenes and arranges for his release. In the coming days, Barbara continues to save Braydon from being arrested, even after she discovers that he is a Union spy. Braydon's plan is disrupted, however, by Barbara who comes to his defense, and soon falls in love with him.
Darrington is in love with Barbara, and Braydon believes that if he can make him jealous, he will be arrested and his fraudulent dispatches will be discovered.
Robert Darrington ( Phillips Holmes), jealous. At the ball, Braydon openly flirts with his gracious host in order to make one of the Confederate officers, Capt. Pretending to be a Confederate sympathizer in possession of vital Union plans, Braydon arrives at the plantation of a beautiful southern belle, Barbara Calhoun ( Mary Brian), who has organized a ball for Confederate officers. Braydon sets off on his dangerous mission. His first assignment involves carrying false military dispatches behind enemy lines and allow them to be discovered by Confederate Army officers in order to mislead them. Angered by the betrayal, he volunteers to become a spy for the Union. James Braydon ( Gary Cooper) visits his sweetheart and finds her with another man.
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