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The Guns of Navarone (1961)
We are thrilled to celebrate our 150th episode with a classic from the genre – 1961’s ‘The Guns of Navarone‘. The epic adventure, based upon
We are thrilled to celebrate our 150th episode with a classic from the genre – 1961’s ‘The Guns of Navarone‘. The epic adventure, based upon
Gary Cooper and David Niven face off against a Moro Rebellion in the Philippines in 1906 in this week’s episode. Adapted from Charles Clifford’s 1937
We recently gave a talk at the fantastic ‘We Have Ways of Making You Talk‘ podcast Festival, after hosting our war movie quiz at two
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This week Robbie shares his research on a lost TV pilot called Sam’s Circus, a 2001 CBS pilot, produced in the wake of the success
Tropes, cliches and tangents aplenty this week! As the boys go over their own and the listeners’ most loved and loathed war movie tropes. We
This week the boys cover a new film from Asylum, Assault on Hill 400. The film details a squad of Rangers as they attempt to
This week we dug into the archives and found a very rare British war film. 1987s ‘Silent Heroes‘ appears to be the first British attempt
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