Posted on 09/10/2016 4:42:58 PM PDT by NRx
The iconic early 1970's British documentary on World War II narrated by Sir Laurence Olivier with one of the most haunting opening musical scores I've ever heard.
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I remember when it originally aired and I think again in syndication at night (maybe before 3 Stooges, Honeymooners, or Benny Hill, all late night fodder in syndication in the late 70s early 80s). I think I recall the syndication run because I’d catch the end of episodes waiting for what was scheduled afterwards.
I bought this on DVD (the whole set) but still haven’t gotten around to watching it. I do plan to build up my knowledge of WWII (it is all before my time) in my lifetime but so far I’ve only read a couple of books and bought a few more.
I heard that Victory At Sea was well done and have that series on DVD as well.
The World at What?
Wat is Hell.
I was 9 or 10 and enjoyed it!
It’s available on DVD. I’ve tried it on some of my younger relatives with variable success.
Victory at sea, best sound track ever.
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