@Torunn True story......
I missed a chance to be an 'extra' in "Winds of War" when they filmed parts of it at the Long Beach California naval station. I received transfer orders just a couple of days before they started filming there. They used lots of military personnel to act as extras in some of the scenes. I have watched several times and cannot recognize any of my friends that did actually get to be in it.
@mwmillersaid @Torunn True story......
I missed a chance to be an 'extra' in "Winds of War" when they filmed parts of it at the Long Beach California naval station. I received transfer orders just a couple of days before they started filming there. They used lots of military personnel to act as extras in some of the scenes. I have watched several times and cannot recognize any of my friends that did actually get to be in it.
That would have been a special experience. I loved both miniseries and read the four books. Such good actors you might have met: Robert Mitchum, Ali McGraw, Polly Bergen, Victoria Tennent and many others.
@torunnsaid I loved both miniseries and read the four books.
I read only two books Torunn. They were both paperbacks and very thick. Did they print them in some other manner, such as volume 1 and volume 2 of each book? Just curious. 🙂
@mwmillersaid I read only two books Torunn. They were both paperbacks and very thick. Did they print them in some other manner, such as volume 1 and volue 2 of each book? Just curious. 🙂
In Germany there is at least one edition (translated) in four volumes. I read that in the 80's and found it impressive.
@mwmillersaid I read only two books Torunn. They were both paperbacks and very thick. Did they print them in some other manner, such as volume 1 and volue 2 of each book? Just curious. 🙂
I read two volumes of "Winds of War" and two of "War and Remembrance" - probably because of their size. The four of them were all paperbacks and very thick. I kept them in my book-case for well over 20 years, but had to get rid of them as I will be moving soon and I can't take all books with me. I really loved them but they are difficult to keep, as the glue dries and they tend to fall apart. 🙂
Italian. Gomorrah-lite. Rome. Gangsters. Vatican. Crooked politicians. Sicilian mafia trying to get a foothold in the city. Some great acting. More of a caper feel than the magnificent Gomorrah (which was set in Naples and they were not speaking Italian).
There was a feature length film of the same name that preceeded it; also looks good.
Back at you! I gave Suzie Q the rare thumb up for watching that Eddie Murphy movie it was so funny, back to back with both of them even better to see at the same time.