AndiThompson

Anyone who hasnt seen it, you must watch the Band Of Brothers that's starting on BBC 2 any minute now, it's the one where they find the concentration camp and is very, very moving. Well worth watching..

AndiThompson

... if the snooker ever finishes ...

STi wanna Subaru

iTrader: (1)

Moving episodes. What I want to know is where do you get the people from to play the people in the concentration camps?

rallyb0y02

i THOUGHT i was watching it last night, but twas about hitler and a wine collection of 10,000 bottles or something in the 'eagles nest'! was i watching something else ?

AnDy_PaNdY

All ex IT personnel been made redundant

dogmaul

i could just imagine the advert for extras we need jews gypsies and poles to come stand in a concentration camp good rates of pay might be slight risk to health not trying to trivialize it but i could just imagine it on your cv well i did play a jew in a concentration camp once, i wonder how much weight they had to loose ??

[Edited by dogmaul - 12/16/2002 12:29:05 PM]

rallyb0y02

sorry guys, i missed it, what exactly happened?

dogmaul

erm the second world war you missed it !!?!!

rallyb0y02

LOL, i mean da episode

AndiThompson

rallyb0y, that was the second episode, about the end of the war. Eagle's Nest was one of Hitler's houses in the mountains.

NotoriousREV

That was one of the best episodes, very, very moving, however, they did deviate from the facts a little. In the dialogue, they made it seem as though they had no idea what the campwas, however, according to the book they had all heard about other camps that had been found, although they thought that the reports had been exaggerated.

IIRC, E&OE

Dave P

Interestingly though hardly got a mention in the book. Spielbergs fascination with anything concentration camp smiles through... not that I am critiscizing mind, great episode.

Dave

MooseRacer

I would recommend reading this book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...297822-1259019

One of the best, most moving books I've read.

RichiW

Ordered it, sounds good. I've read another book about the concentration camps, unbeleivable reading at times

Rich.