Lord Voldemoo wrote:Fallon was just...a bizarre choice.
I've watched and re-watched the series on DVD and I still watch it when it randomly shows up on the History Channel. Easily my favorite mini-series of all time.
I heard rumors quite a while back about a second series set in the Pacific theater, or maybe North Africa/Italy. Anyone hear similar rumblings?
The most pleasant surprise of the entire mini-series: Donnie Wahlberg.
Fievel wrote:Wahlberg, Ron Livingston, Damien Lewis, and Neil McDonough are all just perfect in the whole series.
Because of the quality and sincerity of all the actors' performances in this series, I'm always hoping the best for their future work. Damien Lewis... what the hell!? This guy should be doing more than just Dreamcatcher.
Nachokoolaid wrote:The guy who was Bull Randleman was good too.
so sorry wrote:I have no HBO, so i missed the original brodcasts (yes i know it was replayed on the history channel, but that's not an HD broadcast). my best friend RAVED about it, and i'm waiting for him to buy the DVDs so i can watch them.
Fievel wrote:Wahlberg, Ron Livingston, Damien Lewis, and Neil McDonough are all just perfect in the whole series.
Because of the quality and sincerity of all the actors' performances in this series, I'm always hoping the best for their future work. Damien Lewis... what the hell!? This guy should be doing more than just Dreamcatcher.
MadCapsule wrote:Nachokoolaid wrote:The guy who was Bull Randleman was good too.
That guy pops up all over the place. He's on the road to becoming "That Guy." And I don't mean that in a bad way. Last I saw him was on Over There.
smatterkitty wrote:I've seen the series a bunch of times, but I'm completely blanking on who Jimmy Fallon was?
Can someone tell me who he is or at least what part he shows up in.
God this is driving me crazy.
thanks.
Lord Voldemoo wrote:EDIT: on the other hand, it was the first time in history the douche didn't crack up while delivering a line...
Fievel wrote:Hell, Colin NAILED his part
Doc Holliday wrote:Hmm. I wonder if Ron Livingstone's character gets a reprise....didn't he go on to the Pacific theatre?
Fried Gold wrote:I think Lieutenant Speirs stayed with Easy company and when to Japan.
Al_Shut wrote:Just to check am I the only one who was totally underwhelmed by this?
I saw it once on TV and it left absolutely no impression on me, I can't even remeber anything of it right now.
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