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The Wind and The Lion (1975)
This week we look at the John Milius epic tale of diplomacy versus military intervention in the early 1900s as Sean Connery’s Raisui kidnaps an American citizen, will the troops
This week we look at the John Milius epic tale of diplomacy versus military intervention in the early 1900s as Sean Connery’s Raisui kidnaps an American citizen, will the troops
In 2008, a group of self-absorbed and washed-up actors find themselves lost in the Vietnamese jungle while filming one of the most expensive war movies
We’ve loved every minute of making the podcast this year so we thought we’d round up some of our favourite episodes. We picked 10 highlights
Zip up your parkas, load your MP40s and prepare for the Fighting On Film Christmas Special! We’re joined by author Geoff Dyer, author of ‘Broadsword
This festive season we are hoping to raise some money for Crisis, to help tackle homelessness. Everyone who donates will be entered into our Dirty
We continue Dirty Dozen December with the 1985 TV-movie sequel ‘The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission‘, Lee Marvin, Richard Jaeckel & Ernest Borgnine return with a
This week we embark on Dirty Dozen December with a special guest, Lee Marvin’s biographer Dwayne Epstein. Naturally we start this month long exploration of
We are very excited to unveil Fighting on Film’s very first limited edition t-shirt. To celebrate the festive season and the beginning of Dirty Dozen
In 1940 Britain was overrun and became just another country occupied by Nazi Germany. At least that’s what happened in Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo’s
This week we examine a Polish film 303 Squadron (Dywizjon 303) with Jennifer Grant, a postgraduate researcher focusing on the Polish Armed Forces in the
Grab your SLR and LAW 80 and jump in the back of the FV432, the Soviet 3rd Shock Army is on the advance! This week
Join us for the fifth edition of our Show & Tell series were we discus ‘Valley of Tears‘ (2020) which takes place during the Yom
This month we’re very excited to say that we have been featured in the British Army’s official monthly magazine – Solider. Robbie spoke to Soldier
We asked our amazing listeners to ‘Ask Us Anything’ for this very special 1st anniversary show to celebrate 12 months of Fighting On Film! The
We are zipping up our Denisons, checking our Rifle No.4s and climbing aboard our Horsa Glider for this week’s look at the brand new Dutch
In this week’s episode we join Richard Todd and crew besieged on China’s Yangtse River as we examine 1957’s Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S.
We are joined this week by Andy Moody, who is currently undertaking his Masters degree exploring popular cinema depictions of the Great War to talk
This week we are excited to say Fighting on Film appears in a couple of magazines. First we appeared in the listings of the latest
Prime your limpet mines, pull on your windproofs and climb into your canoes and join us as we paddle furiously into enemy territory to discuss
In this week’s episode we talk about the We Have Ways of Making You Talk podcast’s inaugural #WarFest! We had the honour of being asked
In the last of this month’s Market Garden specials we bring you a very special look at an amateur feature from the 1960s. ‘Baskeyfield VC‘
We were lucky enough to see an advanced screening of J.P Watt’s ‘The War Below‘ to bring you our exclusive review of his debut feature!
In this very special episode we are joined by Sebastian Abineri, Jack McKenzie and Timothy Morand who were part of what became known Attenborough’s Private
A few weeks ago we discussed 1990’s Memphis Belle, directed by Michael Caton-Jones. The film follows a fictionalised depiction of the B-17 Memphis Belle on
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