BAND OF BROTHERS 2001 Cast Then and Now 2022 How They Changed

BAND OF BROTHERS 2001 Cast Then and Now 2022 How They Changed
Band of Brothers is a 2001 American war drama miniseries based on historian Stephen E. Ambrose's 1992 non-fiction book of the same name. It was created by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who also served as executive producers, and who had collaborated on the 1998 World War II film Saving Private Ryan. Episodes first aired on HBO, starting on September 9, 2001. The series won the Emmy and Golden Globe awards for best miniseries.
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[@dreacul]

"We salute the rank, not the man!" is the line that got stuck in my head from this great series. I think I will start to watch it again even if for the countless time, one of these days.

[@lexabens]

Lol... when captain (still) become Sobel

[@AndrewB221]

Because it’s true

[@lexabens]

@@AndrewB221 yes sir !!!!

[@enriquezueco5462]

I see band of brothers and the pacific all years.

[@angieaabermudez8382]

@@enriquezueco5462 so do I

[@alexsmith854]

Each and everyone of these actors should be so proud of what they helped achieve with Band of Brothers. It is without a doubt one of the greatest pieces of television ever created and will forever help future generations understand the effects of war and also, more importantly, “why we fight”.

[@veramae4098]

A long series of films titled "Why we fight" were made for the general public. They're now available over the 'Net. Just fyi.

[@NordicTG]

Jaime Bamber played as Jack E Foley , Rocky Marshall played as Earl J McClung, Bart Ruspoli played as Edward J Tipper

[@senorboardhead]

My Uncle Herb was 17th Airborn, in the 513th PIR. He jumped the Rhine in ‘45 ( one of 4 guys in his stick who got out - the rest crashed and burned). He had serious PTSD and had to be hospitalized for it. When medication couldn’t calm him down had a pre-frontal lobotomy. I knew him some time later when he lived with my Grandmother in the house I live in now. For a kid, he was a bit bizarre, but I always trusted him. After my grandmother died, he lived in a VA hospital and I rarely saw him. He died in the 60s of a heart attack. There was hardly anyone at his funeral. He was probably mostly forgotten by his generation as he had been institutionalized for much of his life. A couple of the guys from the funeral home had to act as pallbearers. I was proud to have been another pallbearer. Only one of his old high school friends showed up ( one of Patton’s guys) and helped us carry him. My Dad said of his brother, “ some poor bastards never had a chance”. I attended 2 reunions of the 17th and met guys he served with, and this past summer I got a ride in a C47 (W7 - Whiskey 7) that dropped jumpers on D-Day, in Holland , and in Operation Varsity - the jump over the Rhine. I have his Jump Wings with Star for a combat jump. I wish I had talked more with him about his experiences. He was always nice to me. I think of him often...

[@AndrewB221]

Lobotomy was rougher than PTSD and Brain Illness? Completely wipes you out! Research Rosemary Kennedy, the lost Kennedy, we all were ordered to PTSD treatment for diagnosis after service, it’s mandatory and it sucks? But back in the day? They didn’t diagnose PTSD as PTSD, Combat Fatigue and Lobotomies weren’t just handed out, but? That’s terrible

[@geeves21312]

Thank you for sharing that.

[@John-ob7dh]

That was a good story .Shame about the funeral .Just had similar ( 3 years ago ) with my Dad.He died 3 months off 100 .He was there on D Day 6th June 44. Only just before he died the French gov awarded him the Legion d Honneuer medal .it is awarded to people of any nationality that helped to free France 🇫🇷. It takes pride of place in my home . There are not many ww2 Brit soldiers left .Cant be many US ones left either I should think.( medal was instigated by Napoleon in 1804

[@stevendearden8030]

Wow that is one heartbreaking story. Very sad, but you should be so so proud 😢

[@wippermannl]

Thanks for your story. He jumped 15 minutes driving from me and thanks to him I speak dutch instead of german. RIP hero

[@heyitsjoe8446]

Only while watching this video did I realise it’s been two decades since band of brothers. And it’s still the best mini series of all time. And probably top 5 for tv shows in general

[@michaelcavallacci2945]

BOB was fantastic. I think I liked the Pacific better. Maybe because I served in the USMC, so did my dad in Vietnam and my grandfather at Tarawa and Saipan. Both series were just incredible.

[@brownjoshua7]

I also could not believe it's been 20 years since this came out. I'm a career Sailor and I have watched this series on almost all 7 of my deployments.

[@spambryan17]

Very true. I still tear up in the last part after seeing it almost 10 times.

[@user-yg8ek7ms7s]

👍

[@Nitrile7]

Dilly dilly (is that still a thing?)

[@johnharris6655]

I met Michael Cudlitz at a Comic Con. He said the actors had huge amounts of respect for the men they were playing. When the real Major Winters showed up for preview or something, everyone called him Major or Sir. No one called him by his first name or Mr. Winters. He also said they were afraid of those old men and the real Bull Randleman said he would kick Cudlitz ass if he did not look like a real solider.

[@RICHIERICH91528]

Met in him Manhattan a few years back yelled out walking dead baby he turned around came up too me we chatted a bit. We took a few pictures as he left asked him what brings him around here. He was like I’m from Around here I told him he was great in Band if Brothers he gave me a big smile and said thanks. Really cool guy

[@jameshogg929]

Bull was definitely my favorite character

[@cptkiddokidd5137]

Had the honor of meeting a few of these actors, and the greater honor of meeting both Bill Guarnere and Babe Heffron, at a D-Day remembrance breakfast about 10 years ago. The respect that the actors showed to the real men was breathtaking - not to mention hearing the actual stories from those two (and getting my photo taken with them). I will never forget that morning or the men.

[@colink4823]

Band of Brothers and Das Boot must be the best war dramas ever made

[@nickbeckwith6211]

Agree. A Bridge Too Far and Blackhawk Down are the other two I always come back to.

[@wdcuthbert8162]

I knew Babe Heffron. He was funny, feisty and very humble about his exploits till he drew his last breath. RIP buddy.

[@emperor_napoleon]

Add The Pacific, and Generation War. I heard Richard Winters was in Saving Private Ryan too

[@ffjsb]

Calling it a drama is kinda off the mark, it's almost a documentary, those were real people.

[@mikecharlie187]

@@emperor_napoleon Generation War was bad that I was expecting. Das Boot, Stalingrad, and The Downfall are example that Germans's cinematografy can made the greatest when make by himself. Generation war is the results about what happen when Germans try to be Hollywood...

[@bobpocock87]

Best series ever made

[@davidrobinson4012]

100%

[@SombraPiloto]

I visited Camp Toccoa about a month ago and did 3 miles up, 3 miles down on Currahee while I was there. It was quite surreal to realize that I was retracing the footsteps of men like Dick Winters, Lewis Nixon, Popeye Wynn, and Wild Bill Guarnere.

[@maxhengstenberg908]

Everyone that was in this series was outstanding.

[@randomuser8945]

Cept for the guy who played Cobb. He could have done better.

[@jamesheffernan5491]

Cobb was actually a veteran British actor that I saw in a previous movie about soccer. The real Private Cobb was an 8 year veteran during the war “a lifer” who wasn’t happy being passed over by newer men making non-com. He in real life was court martial Ed for getting drunk in Hagenau which the miniseries kind of glosses over. The only reference is you see the Cobb actor in the Jeep with the MP’s as E company pulled out of that town. The actor, I believe Heaney was his name actually plays Cobb as not the greatest soldier but the miniseries didn’t totally didn’t trash Cobb’s legacy. The Producers caught enough flack from Sobel’s family descendants.

[@AdamsBrew78]

@@randomuser8945 I think he did an excellent job playing a jerk with a very punchable face. Who didn’t want to punch him by the end of BoB? That’s good acting.

[@DeffoNotToucan]

So apparently Ron Livingston is some kind of alien that doesn't age.

[@nicholasmuro1742]

Lol... ikr. Can't trust these pics in real time.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

"Yyyyeah, so, uh...if you could just go ahead and uh...stop aging? Yyyyeah, that'd be great. Thanks, Ron!"

[@scottthompson8946]

Every Memorial day, I turn off the phone, lock the doors a marathon watch my DVD. I think about my time in the Army, I honor the fallen call my Veteran friends just to say hello. Mostly I remember all that wore the uniform before and after me. ❤️🇺🇲

[@lpd1snipe]

It's amazing how old these guys were when they played these roles. They were playing people that were actually in their late teens and early twenties at that time, and they pulled it off. When I was 17 in the military I looked 13 or 14. It was a great series.

[@JLange642]

Exactly! Most of the actors were 10-15 years older than the troops would have been at the time!

[@mvd1948]

Actually the average age of the non- commissioned soldier that landed on the beaches on D-Day was 26.

[@user-tj5di9kv1u]

@@mvd1948 they were still 10 yrs older, most of the cast at least.

[@jasonfiore8182]

@@user-tj5di9kv1u load of crap, many were late 20s, lots were early 30s

[@tomkatf]

Good point!

[@IrelandRider]

This in my opinion, was the best real life series ever, nothing more to say, it was emotional, heartwarming, sad, funny in parts and an experience to watch, R.I.P. to all that made our lives a happier place to live. May their hearts be in a better place 🙏 ❤️

[@michaelhayden725]

Apparently Hanks a Speelburg wanted it to be as faithful to the memories of the men of Easy and the books written by them and about them.

[@WillOneZeroZeroTwoFour]

2001! Damn we getting old boys! One of the best mini-series of all times. I salute the men!😎

[@differencemaker242]

Did you notice only a few of them even looked that much older? With modern fitness and surgical advancements these guys defy aging. ALL OF THEM had full heads of hair, no jowls, hardly any wrinkles...that is NOT normal. And only a few of them had gray hair.

[@justenhearn5179]

Bull has and will always be my favorite. He was a badass in the movie and in real life

[@jeffsmith2022]

Hard to believe 21 years have passed, my wife got it for me as a Christmas gift, outstanding...

[@spdutahraptor777]

You forgot Simon Pegg, Colin Hanks and James McAvoy

[@papapabs175]

And Luci Jeanne who played the nurse.

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

As well as Jimmy Fallon.

[@esperola2435]

And Andrew Scott...

[@Rebel_Buckwhacker]

My favourite series to this day, the acting the true stories told just outstanding all of it.

[@Digital_Eyecatch]

George Luz 1:39 my Alltime Favourite in the Series

[@merrylmarsh9037]

What tremendous series this was. All these men are still looking handsome. Everyone of them did a first rate job in why must have been a mammoth responsibility of portraying and capturing splendidly the real soldiers. Salutations for jobs well done. And a monumental THANK YOU to Stephen Spielberg and Tom Hanks.

[@elblitzb]

21 years......dont they go by in a blink... Very touchy vid. Thanks for sharing.

[@vega1824]

This reminds me on how old BoB series is. Some of them are still looking pretty fresh! I watched BoB during the last 20 years again and again, and will do so in all the next years. Such a great story. Also, I read many books about it. We can still be inspired by them for our live and learn from it! I take advantage from it during my daily live! Just one remark: second background song does not really fit to the depiction of the men.

[@catherineearnshaw8472]

Honestly, one of the greatest series ever made. Once watched, it can never be forgotten. Episode 6 (Bastogne) really stands out for me.

[@dirks4093]

I've come to love the cast and appreciate seeing them again, almost as much the men they played, who we all miss. Recently signed up and watched virtually 'live' the Band of Brothers 20th Annivesary symposium held this August 2022 --- instead of 2021 (held 1 year later due to Covid last year) at the WWII Museum in New Orleans. It was great seeing and listening to the panels of all of the cast and crew in attendance. My heart will never falter from how much I love the story ..but it's not just the series, the story and this group of men, but more so what all that Band of Brothers serves to represent our service men and women of the war -- in every theater, branch and division. Because it brought their story to our hearts greater than anything ever made in film. God bless the WWII generation .. Pray we never forget them! Love to the cast and crew as well.

[@dowhatIdo]

The opening music score of this series just epic. Cant never get out of my head

[@odnefossdalsa]

Just watched the series for the 20th time. I watch it ones a year❤

[@bengt-oveandersson2914]

Same here!

[@quorndawg1]

Annual D-Day tradition for me to binge watch

[@glensears3008]

Such a great series and cast! Truly a testimony to these true Heroes. I remember finding out my High School GF's Father was a replacement at 20 years old, and was at Bastogne...I had to explain to her what had happened!

[@seckie1001]

I'd forgotten how many British actors were in this excellent series, with most just starting off in their careers. Its a fantastic collaboration between two countries really, showing a really important period in our shared history

[@donaldcampbell3043]

Jamie Bamber played 2nd Lt. Jack Foley

[@rtasvadam1776]

The Acting in Band of Brothers was nothing short of perfect.

[@stevendearden8030]

Best mini series ever made. I have watched the whole series at least 30 times & never ever tire of it. Some fabulous performances, brilliantly directed & produced, but most importantly; some real sobering content. Simply awesome

[@MikeRoberts1964]

Amazing that most of these guys never made it bigger after this series, at least to my eyes.

[@MarcoPolo-zc6zo]

Best series I’ve ever seen. Outstanding actors and direction.

[@baldyman1965]

A lot of these guys would have been much younger in real life, late teens early 20s but were played by actors much older. One of the best TV series ever.

[@oleandersen2228]

The average age of a soldier in WW2 was 26. In Vietnam it was 19 (hence the song "19").

[@mitchellsmith4690]

@@oleandersen2228 what he said

[@TedBronson1918]

ditto Ole Anderson about WW II average age.

[@GeorgiaBoy1961]

Hollywood is famous - or notorious if you like - for casting older males to play military men than they were in real life. Obviously, some guys look very mature at a young age, but others still look like teenagers when they're in their early twenties. Tinseltown shortcuts this dilemma by tending to get somewhat older actors to play these parts. Male actors in their mid-twenties and into their thirties can often pass for younger than they are, yet look fully mature at the same time. Which is why so many cast members fell into that age range during the production. The late Dr. Steven Ambrose, author of the books upon which this series was based, consulted on "Saving Private Ryan," and attempted to raise the issue of the actor's ages versus what the men were in real life, and Spielberg and Tom Hanks just looked at him like he was crazy for even bringing it up. In particular the fact that Tom Hanks was playing a Ranger captain while in his forties. It is what it is, right? Lee Marvin - who had actually fought in the Second World War as a young Marine rifleman in the invasion of Saipan (where he was pretty seriously wounded) - was cast in WWII films right up to the end of his life in 1986 at the age of 63. He had costarred with Chuck Norris in "The Delta Force" that same year, and in an action role! It has to be said that "Band of Brothers" and also "The Pacific" - its bookend series - did a much-improved job with this issue, and the actors cast were believable as the young men they were supposed to be playing. And older people were well-cast also, in my humble opinion. William Sadler, the well-known supporting and character actor in Hollywood, got the role of playing Lt. Col. Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller, the "Marine's Marine" in the latter series, and he hit it out of the park if you ask me. He was a decade older than Puller would have been at the time, but it didn't matter. Right guy in the right part.

[@florinivan6907]

@@GeorgiaBoy1961 It really depends on branch of service for WW2. For the WW2 Army casting actors aged 20 to 35 works. The vast majority of troops fell between 19 and 33 with a significant bulge at the 20-26 interval. In the Navy and the Marines most were between 18 and 28 with the largest groups betwen 19 and 25. Granted younger and older served as an example the youngest Navy KIA for the Battle of the Atlantic was only 15 and 6 weeks old. But most fell into those ranges.The reasons are because the naval service legally allowed under 18 to join with parental agreement. Which gave a backdoor for underage guys. The Army only had under 18s ilegally since the draft was 18 to 38 and the draft sent a very large number of 19 to 29 into the Army.

[@Pewtooyou]

I was home with Covid over the holidays and watched this over again from start to finish 2 times... One of the best out there...

[@paddymac5161]

Its good to see that alot of these guys have gone onto be great actores or already were and continued to be!

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

The best mini series I ever did watch. Highly recommend to anyone who has not seen it.....100% would watch it all over again.

[@johnharris6655]

The story is that when in the ditch in Holland, Winters popped the red smoke as soon as he took off and expected all the other soldiers to follow him. But they other soldiers said Winters was an amazing athlete and just out ran everyone.

[@ffjsb]

Smoke grenades do have a delay of a few seconds too, and sometimes there's a slight defect that makes them even slower.

[@Peter-tv7yz]

No matter how many times i watch this show, the 9th episode still gets me emotional

[@michaelhayden725]

So many of these actors were fortunate to actually meet the men they portrayed. Some became really close friends. RIP the men of Easy.

[@natejoseph7783]

Band of Brothers is one of my most favorite series. I have seen it probably 15 times.

[@myhandlehasbeenmishandled]

I love that show. I loved it so much it was the only thing I asked for Christmas. Time to rewatch it. Great cast.

[@billace90]

I think Capt. Nixon still looks young, perhaps the VAT 69 whiskey helped on that…

[@Jones-xx2gc]

What a brilliant tv series that was.

[@GaryArmstrongmacgh]

Dale Dye has not only done many military advisories, but done talk radio. He's fabulous to listen to. I heard him many times on KFI when still lived back home. He's the real deal! Thanks for your service, sir!

[@hebrew_jitsu]

You’ve got the actor that played Hashey shown as the actor for Penkala also.

[@fantasycamp4000]

yeah thats what I thought in my comment

[@brill7]

Great, one of the best series.

[@pascalpuisset2614]

la série nous a fait connaitre l'excellent Damian Lewis , une vraie révélation 👍

[@kevinbest3913]

As a retired Army paratrooper, I was impressed by actors that actually saluted correctly! Great series, currently rewatching, 1 more disc to go.

[@bryanpalmer9660]

An amazing series,showing that in war,no.matter which side you are on and having nothing in common with each other,there is an unspoken bond between you and your fellow comrades-you are a "Band of Brothers!"-ALWAYS! I have seen this series several times and have nothing but respect and admiration for the real life people this was based on Auckland New Zealand 2022

[@eligebrown8998]

One of the greatest storys ever. Its crazy how close these guys looked almost like the vets they potrayed.

[@mtnbiker014]

6:56. Bart Ruspoli played Pvt Ed Tipper (severely injured during shelling in Carentan)

[@Thetruthhurts708]

I'm surprised how young a lot of these guys look for now being in their 50s.

[@philipgarmonsway7457]

No Simon Pegg? Played SGT Evans.

[@TheTittyTwister]

I can't believe it's been 20 years since I watched that TV series. I wounder when they do roll call again in 20 years from now how many will still be present? Hopefully all of them.

[@vicoschangoku609]

By the time this series was realized, sadly all veterans portrayed in it we can see at the beginning of each episodes talking about their war experiences passed away.. :/ times flies so fast. Realized also than Matt Damon is now closer to the age of the old James F. Ryan than the age of Private James F. Ryan in the movie Saving Private Ryan.. makes me feel old also ^^

[@2020sII]

Is it sad that this miniseries was my childhood. I’ve probably watched it over 1,000 times over the last 15 years

[@jeffreywallis358]

Absolutely loved this show. Damien Lewis was excellent, but my fave was Lt. Spiers made decisions on the spot that were not always popular with the men. I wish for a continuation or a remake of the show

[@Cheezwizzz]

They all aged amazingly well 😮

[@anized6896]

Welll… some did less.

[@pascalpuisset2614]

une pensée pour les vrais soldats que l'on voit dans les bonus qui , hélas, ont du nous quitter depuis 😔

[@bobbyportman7403]

Ive seen the series about 13 or 14 times. Im about the same age as most of these guys and it strangely feels i grew up with them.

[@eirethecapybara]

I love the interpretation of George Luz...

[@yudisuluh]

I was 31 when watching this film. Now I am 52 still watching the film sometimes and still amaze with the characters of each person. “Bad leader is not because he make bad decision but it is because he makes no decision” First Sergeant Carwood Lipton reviewing his lead platoon Lieutenant Dike..

[@lidialeivaabarca5017]

Me encanta esta serie no me canso de verla buenísima muy buenos 👍 actores 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱😘😘😘😘

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

🎬Parabéns a todos os atores desse clássico incrível! Na minha opinião o melhor filme de combate de todos os tempos!🎥🌟🌟🌟

[@mariorodrigues5796]

Band of Brothers uma das melhores séries junto com The Pacific muito boas msm 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@LUFC_Tom94]

Without a doubt the best war series ever made!

[@TheDough19]

Still watch this serie.. the best ever made in my eyes. The acting is soo damn good. Still feel for the characters and the real people who where involved in this war. Nice video. Peace from Sweden

[@jocohobo1949]

I think it's great that they all seemed to be taking care of themselves. Some of them looked like they might be in the military. I laughed to see that "Bull" still had that cigar in his mouth.

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

I watch band of brothers every winter and I'm starting to watch the series again next week.

[@ianmcloud1659]

Let's not forget James McAvoy as James Miller and Simon Pegg as William Evans!

[@IamHopers]

speirs is the best! And the best scene goes to the german general on his last speech to his captured crewmen.

[@sean_d]

Second best scene...collecting the laundry after Normandy.

[@jd291]

My favorite WW2 film series right there with saving private Ryan both so very good. I have the box set I received as a Christmas gift. The films are so real to life.

[@GeorgiaBoy1961]

I'll never forget the premier of "Band of Brothers" on HBO, as I remember my family gathering at my sister's house - she had HBO then and we didn't - to watch the series. Of course, around that same time is when the 9-11-01 attacks happened, too. I'll never forget either event. Despite having seen it many times, I still pull out the series from time to time and watch it. It holds up very well even after all this time. A tremendous achievement on the part of those who made the series, and a fitting tribute to the amazing men of Easy Co. 506 PIR, 101st A/B and the other airborne and glider outfits. A tip of the hate to those British Airborne boys, too, because they were elite troops as well, and every bit as deserving of the honor accorded the Yanks. The very first Allied soldier killed in action during the early dawn hours of D-Day June 6th 1944, was a British airborne lieutenant named Den Brotheridge, who was KIA at Pegasus Bridge.

[@likeat6639]

Funny I look back when I was an extra on this and yeah I got old too lol. Seems like yesterday that I was on set with these guys.Great memories.

[@benkalcher]

'Flies spread disease, so keep yours closed.' One of my favourite quotes. I had it engraved on a hip flask for my best man who is also a huge fan of the series.

[@Andrew-uv2lk]

Rick Gomez did a phenomenal job of portraying George Luz. The funniest character of the whole series!

[@rudigerhansen1541]

Shifty?

[@KamadoNezuko900]

Yes shifty

[@Shifty51991]

What's up?

[@danielduan3528]

Can’t believe it has already been 21 years! Just like watched BOB yesterday.

[@andrewparrott7260]

So, it seems a lot of these actors were a hell of a lot older than the real person that they were portraying. My kudos goes out to these men for doing an outstanding job in the portrayal of such a historical event in the history of the world. We so often forget the men and women of that generation who made the ultimate sacrifice for how we live our lives today. My grandfather was a WW2 veteran in the English army and served in North Africa, Italy, Germany and France. I inherited his service medals which I proudly wear each Anzac day and rememberence day. Lest we forget.

[@superfrog5956]

Rocky Marshall played Earl McClung Jamie Bamber played Jack Foley Bart Raspoli played Edward Tipper

[@pascalpuisset2614]

cette série est un pur chef d'oeuvre ; j'ai le coffret dvd , le coffret blu ray et la BO . par contre la suite , dans le pacifique est beaucoup moins bon et j'ai trouvé la violence très racoleuse, à la limite du malsain

[@inesbozic6539]

One of the best series I' ve ever seen, I watch it with my boyfriend every day! Bull was my favourite character, he was awesome and so stinky cute!

[@sqlwarrior]

This great TV had accompanied with my youth. So grateful to have such great experience watch them. I was 29 now I am 50 as well. Solute to all the heroes .

[@tacticalpause3767]

Jamie bamber played himself? The man’s a vampire!

[@bostonrailfan2427]

he and two others, guess that’s the real reason for the company’s success in the war 🤣

[@gordoncheswick4169]

Great update. Thanks!

[@Aertaye]

Great video! At 3:57 the picture on the left is Mark Huberman who played Lester Hashey.

[@coreymartin5185]

5:45 Jamie Bamber played Jack E. Foley

[@Nokdu.]

Legend series

[@stevieclee3309]

Best bit of cinema I have ever watched!……they all look great today 👌🏻

[@manuelsatiro4307]

E muito emocionante rever todos.... Parabéns. Brasil.

[@SS081985]

We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me Shall be my brother

[@mrkanangra]

Man This and the Pacific is my fave movie/series ever. I was born 1971...so I am like the same age as most of these guys....damn I need to dye my hair and work out!!!!!...... In all seriousness, these two series are the best examples of WW2 bar none....prove me wrong!!!!!!!

[@jwg0278]

Few of these are definitely wrong but some of these guys barely aged

[@marcel-th1jh]

Ďakujem za dobré video a za vynikajúci seriál..film. 👍.

[@markbell9135]

The greatest series of all time. Steven Spielberg Tom Hanks and all of the cast should feel very very proud.

[@bucurenciusebastian1609]

The best series!

[@gureno19]

It's so weird to think im now the same age if not older then alot of the actors were that played these brave men.... time passes too quickly

[@jabbahut753]

Love this series so I bought it!

[@miguellopezfuentes9777]

Madre mia. He visto la serie unas 23 veces y me temo que me han entrado ganas de ponérmela ahora mismo...¡¡Tres millas arriba y tres millas abajo. CORAHEE!!

[@y.gjeong2573]

내 인생작 밴드 오브 브라더스. 군대 전역 후 복학하면서 봤는데 벌써 24년이 지났네. 스피어스는 지금도 개존잘이구먼. 가니에는 중후한 멋이있구만 ㅎㅎ