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Disc: FD63-63AF-0FE7-C70B (Blu-ray)
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No Region Coding
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2001
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| Rating: |
15 år
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| Running
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120 min.
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| DVD
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10/2/2012
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| Case
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HD Keep Case
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| Video
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Widescreen 1.78:1 |
| Disc
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Single Sided, Dual Layered
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kr399.00
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Part 9: WHY WE FIGHT
Easy Company finally enters Germany, to surprisingly little resistance, and has a chance to relax for the first time in a long while. A patrol in a nearby forest discovers an abandoned Nazi concentration camp, still filled with emaciated prisoners. The local citizenry unbelievably disavows knowledge of its existence and is forced to work there, as the news arrives that Hitler is dead.
Part 10: POINTS
Easy Company enters the Bavarian town of Berchtesgaden, once home to the top officers of the Thrid Reich, and captures "Eagle's Nest," Hitler's mountaintop fortress. Facing imminent deployment to the Pacific, the men compare their "points" to see who has earned enough to go home. The Japanese surrender, however, ends the war, and we discover what happened to the men of Easy Company after they returned home.
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Television
War
Drama
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HBO
DreamWorks
PlayTone
Media Companies: HBO Home Video
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| Features |
Scene Access
Featurettes
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| Subtitles |
Danish
Dutch
English
Finnish
French
German
Icelandic
Korean
Norwegian
Portuguese
Spanish
Swedish
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| Audio
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English DTS HD Master Audio 5.1
French Dolby Digital 5.1
German Dolby Digital 5.1
Italian Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
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| Cast |
9. Why We Fight
Doug Allen as Alton M. More
Nicholas Aaron as Robert E. (Popeye) Wynn
Eion Bailey as David Kenyon Webster
Jamie Bamber as Jack E. Foley
Philip Barrantini as Wayne A. (Skinny) Sisk
Paul Bentley as Old German Man in Lansberg
Dean Blanke as German Grandson
Kristina Branden as German Girl with Eggs
George Calil as James H. (Mo) Alley, Jr.
Michael Cudlitz as Denver (Bull) Randleman
Dale Dye as Colonel Robert F. Sink
Michael Fassbender as Burton P. (Pat) Christensen
Dexter Fletcher as John W. Martin
David Forest as Prisoner saying Danke
Rick Gomez as George Luz
Scott Grimes as Donald G. Malarkey
Tom Hardy as John A. Janovec
Ben Hecker as German Man in Flat
Nolan Hemmings as Charles E. (Chuck) Grant
Matt Hickey as Patrick S. O'Keefe
Mark Huberman as Lester Hashey
Corey Johnson as Major Louis Kent
Malcolm Kaye as Prisoner with Janovec
Goran Kostic as Prisoner with Corpse
Robin Laing as Edward J. (Babe) Heffron
Martin Lawton as German Grandfather
Matthew Leitch as Floyd M. (Tab) Talbert
Damian Lewis as Richard D. Winters
Ron Livingston as Lewis Nixon
James Madio as Frank J. Perconte
Christian Malcolm as MP at Lansberg
Ross McCall as Joseph D. Liebgott
Hans Georg Nenning as German Baker
Kieran O'Brien as Allen E. Vest
Suzanne Roquette as German Widow
Will Röttgen as German Officer in Cart
Simon Schatzberger as Joseph A. Lesniewski
Isabella Seibert as German Girl in Bed
Matthew Settle as Ronald C. Speirs
Douglas Spain as Antonio C. Garcia
Anatol Taubman as Otto Herzfeld
Shane Taylor as Eugene G. Roe
Gertrude Thoma as German Woman in Flat
Donnie Wahlberg as C. Carwood Lipton
Rick Warden as Harry F. Welsh
Peter Youngblood Hills as Darrell C. (Shifty) Powers
Maureen Younger as German Hausfrau
10. Points
Nicholas Aaron as Robert E. (Popeye) Wynn
Doug Allen as Alton M. More
David Andrews as General Elbridge G. Chapman
Eion Bailey as David Kenyon Webster
Philip Barrantini as Wayne A. (Skinny) Sisk
George Calil as James H. (Mo) Alley, Jr.
Michael Cudlitz as Denver (Bull) Randleman
Jason Done as Drunk G.I.
Dale Dye as Colonel Robert F. Sink
Michael Fassbender as Burton P. (Pat) Christensen
Dexter Fletcher as John W. Martin
Dirk Galuba as German MP
Rick Gomez as George Luz
Scott Grimes as Donald G. Malarkey
Tom Hardy as John A. Janovec
Nolan Hemmings as Charles E. (Chuck) Grant
Paul Herzberg as German Doctor at Checkpoint
Matt Hickey as Patrick S. O'Keefe
Maxwell Hutcheon as German Waiter
Corey Johnson as Major Louis Kent
Wolf Kahler as German General
Robin Laing as Edward J. (Babe) Heffron
Matthew Leitch as Floyd M. (Tab) Talbert
Damian Lewis as Richard D. Winters
Ron Livingston as Lewis Nixon
James Madio as Frank J. Perconte
Ross McCall as Joseph D. Liebgott
Neal McDonough as Lynn D. (Buck) Compton
Rene L. Moreno as Joseph Ramirez
Jonjo O'Neill as Replacement One
Philip Rham as German Colonel
David Schwimmer as Herbert M. Sobel
Matthew Settle as Ronald C. Speirs
Douglas Spain as Antonio C. Garcia
Shane Taylor as Eugene G. Roe
Milo Twomey as Army Doctor
Dan Van Husen as Alleged Commandant
Joe Villa as 2nd Replacement
Donnie Wahlberg as C. Carwood Lipton
Rick Warden as Harry F. Welsh
Rupert Wickham as Brain Surgeon
Peter Youngblood Hills as Darrell C. (Shifty) Powers |
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9. Why We Fight
Direction:
David Frankel: Director
Writing:
Stephen E. Ambrose: Original Material By
John Orloff: Screenwriter
Production:
Mary Richard: Producer
Tom Hanks: Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg: Executive Producer
Cinematography:
Remi Adefarasin: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Frances Parker: Film Editor
Music:
Michael Kamen: Composer
Sound:
David Stephenson: Production Sound Mixer
Campbell Askew: Supervising Sound Editor
Mike Dowson: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mark Taylor: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Anthony Pratt: Production Designer
Don Dossett: Art Director
Alan Tomkins: Art Director
Jonathan McKinstry: Art Director
Desmond Crowe: Art Director
10. Points
Direction:
Mikael Salomon: Director
Writing:
Stephen E. Ambrose: Original Material By
Erik Jendresen: Screenwriter
Erik Bork: Screenwriter
Production:
Mary Richard: Producer
Tom Hanks: Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg: Executive Producer
Cinematography:
Joel J. Ransom: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Oral Norrie Ottey: Film Editor
Music:
Michael Kamen: Composer
Sound:
Colin Charles: Sound
Campbell Askew: Supervising Sound Editor
Aad Wirtz: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
John Falcini: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Anthony Pratt: Production Designer
Don Dossett: Art Director
Alan Tomkins: Art Director
Kevin Phipps: Art Director
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