| Ron Livingston | Capt. Lewis Nixon |
| Frank John Hughes | |
| Damian Lewis | |
| David Schwimmer | |
| Donnie Wahlberg |
| Tom Hanks | Producer |
| Steven Spielberg | Producer |
| Stephen Ambrose | Source Author |
Spielberg and Hanks did an excellent job with this mini series. To my knowledge, the facts are pretty accurate. The cast was brilliant, and it was neat to see some of the cool stars that made cameos in this, such as Nathan Fillion and Colin Hanks for example. I had a feeling Colin Hanks would appear in it, since he is Tom Hanks son. He was good though. All the cast did marvelously. It was filmed very well too, and the action & excitement in it was for the most part pretty realistic. I own this on DVD, but I think eventually I am going to upgrade to the blue ray of this. I will still maybe keep it on DVD as well, for nostalgia, or I will just sell that to a friend of mine who is nowhere near blue ray yet. Hehe. On the real though, this is a truly epic, powerful, and humbling mini series to watch. It gives you a new perspective and respect for soldiers back in WW2. I look forward to the release of Spielberg & Hanks next mini series, The Pacific. I will probably go out and buy that without question, because I know it'll be good. Check this one out people, if you haven't already, and make sure you pickup The Pacific on November 2nd! Sensational stuff!
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I love this movie. This is our history. Everyone must have this movie.
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