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Herman Wouk's The Winds of War, War and Remembrance
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| 04-28-2020
| Captain Peter Blood
Posted on 04/28/2020 10:17:25 AM PDT by Captain Peter Blood
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To: Captain Peter Blood
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posted on
04/28/2020 6:29:42 PM PDT
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Chgogal
(Wuhan Virus, Chinese Virus, Kung Fu Virus - Wuhan Chinese Kung Fu Virus aka CCP virus.)
To: wally_bert
Deservedly so....heck as soon as soon as Ali stepped into her part it was truly cringe worthy!
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04/28/2020 6:31:24 PM PDT
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caww
To: Captain Peter Blood
Own both miniseries. Even better books, when they still published substantive historical fiction.
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posted on
04/28/2020 6:33:34 PM PDT
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Shqipo
(All this Winning is so MAGAnifocent!)
To: cowboyusa
Jayne Seymour was so much better, and smokin. LOL, and could you blame Pug for leaving the wife for Pamela. She was one beautiful woman back in the day. I believe she was married to Steve Martin at the time.
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posted on
04/28/2020 6:38:07 PM PDT
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dfwgator
(Endut! Hoch Hech!)
To: dfwgator
Yes I agree that Blobel was well portrayed. Even better than the actor who performed the character in the miniseries a Holocaust, which in general was also well done and focused more on Heydrich.
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04/28/2020 7:28:31 PM PDT
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Tuxedo
(The world is a vampire...)
To: dfwgator
Yes the ending in War was very moving with the reunion of Natalie and Louis. I think Avram got shorted there... he also was a great character.
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04/28/2020 7:30:05 PM PDT
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Tuxedo
(The world is a vampire...)
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