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Director:
Richard Schickel
Writer:
Richard Schickel
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Release Date:
7 December 2000 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Documentary See more »
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Awards:
Nominated for Primetime Emmy. Another 1 nomination See more »
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Cast

  (in credits order)

Tom Hanks ... Himself / Narrator / Host
Stephen Ambrose ... Himself (as Stephen E. Ambrose)
Russ Meyer ... Himself
Walter Rosenblum ... Himself
Joe Longo ... Himself
Doug Wood ... Himself
Arthur Mainzer ... Himself
Doug Morrell ... Himself

Fred Bornet ... Himself
Harold Kempe ... Himself
Daniel A. McGovern ... Himself
Norm Hatch ... Himself
Johnathan Ercole ... Himself (as John F. Ercole)
Edward Montagne ... Himself (as Ed Montagne)
Dave Quaid ... Himself
Richard Brooks ... Himself
Carl Voelker ... Himself
Reuben Weiner ... Himself
Samuel A. Sorenson ... Himself
Jim Bates ... Himself
Melvyn R. Paisley ... Himself
Don Honeyman ... Himself
Lloyd Durant ... Himself
Jerry Anker ... Himself
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John Ford ... Himself (archive footage)
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Directed by
Richard Schickel 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Richard Schickel 

Produced by
Douglas Freeman .... co-producer (as Doug Freeman)
Richard Schickel .... producer
Steven Spielberg .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Arthur B. Rubinstein 
 
Cinematography by
Rob Goldie 
Nancy Schreiber 
 
Film Editing by
Bryan McKenzie 
Steven Spielberg 
 
Production Design by
Doug J. Meerdink  (as Doug Meerdink)
 
Set Decoration by
Benjamin Rodman 
 
Sound Department
Al Decker .... sound re-recording mixer (as Alan Decker)
Al Decker .... sound supervisor (as Alan Decker)
Alan Decker .... sound re-recording mixer
Marla Hettinger .... boom operator
James B. Howe .... foley recordist (as James Howe)
Alan Kerr .... foley artist
Mark Korba .... sound editor
Mark Linden .... sound editor
Mark Linden .... sound re-recording mixer
Michael Marion .... sound editor (as Mike Marion)
Bryan McKenzie .... sound editor
Tara Paul .... sound editor
Tara Paul .... sound re-recording mixer
Joan Rowe .... foley artist
Janet Urban .... sound mixer
Billy Young .... sound recordist
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Perry Barwick .... assistant camera
John A. Burke .... assistant camera (as John Burke)
Sean Patrick Crowell .... key grip (as Sean Crowell)
Charles Hart .... set grip
John R. Priebe .... gaffer (as John Priebe)
 
Editorial Department
Laura K. Almo .... assistant editor
Scott S. Parker .... on-line editor
Tarcis Vertaillie .... colorist
 
Other crew
Lars T. Andersen .... archival researcher
Claire Kirkwood .... production coordinator
Joe Longo .... consultant
Melvyn R. Paisley .... archival researcher
Tristan Venture .... production assistant
 
Thanks
Tom Allen .... special thanks
Steve Antonuccio .... special thanks
Bob Bronow .... special thanks
Kevin Brownlow .... special thanks
Ron Daly .... special thanks
Anne Daniels .... special thanks
Walt Gretsky .... special thanks
Roland House .... special thanks
John Kawasaki .... special thanks
Mike Marlon .... special thanks
F.W. Masters .... special thanks (as Fred W. Masters)
Shannon Mills .... special thanks
Sam Oh .... special thanks
Yvonne Parker .... special thanks
Gilliam Parrish .... special thanks
Matthew Raney .... special thanks
Nina Rosenblum .... special thanks
Gary Rydstrom .... special thanks
Ted Snavely .... special thanks
Cy Young .... special thanks
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Shooting War: World War II Cameramen" - USA (video title)
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Runtime:
88 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Black and White | Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 See more »
Certification:
Finland:K-15 (2007) (TV rating) (self applied) | Finland:K-18 (2006) (DVD) (self applied)
Company:
DreamWorks TelevisionSee more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
This documentary was included in the World War II Collection DVD boxed set, which also featured Saving Private Ryan (1998) and _Price for Peace (2002)_ .See more »
Movie Connections:
Edited from December 7th (1943)See more »

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16 out of 17 people found the following review useful.
Hanks and Speilberg team up again, their focus "WWII Combat Photographers", 13 December 2000
Author: Frank-113 from Washington, D.C.

Tom Hanks host and narrates this two-hour documentary on WWII Combat Photographers in Europe and the Pacific theater of war. Rare achieve footage of never release for public viewing films, some scenes breath taking - seeing our war machines in action, others horrific (should not have been shown on network television) showing mangle smash, burn and shot up human bodies Allies and Axis (see Benito Mussolini body and you know what I mean). There's a great behind the scene segment on director John Ford staging his 1942 production of the attack on Pearl Harbor, model ships and planes enter cut with the real footage of that day. Hank walks and narrates through a photo gallery (wearing a long beard-film during the production of `Cast Away') points out the significance of each photo and how all but one reel of the D-Day invasion was lost at sea. Stephen Ambrose narrates the second half of the show at the Normandy grave site. The conclusion have our camera men in Japan showing you in living color the full effects of the Atomic bombs.

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