Band of Brothers at 25: why it still holds up
The research, physical sets and changing points of view behind HBO’s ten-part miniseries—and why its smallest moments give the vast production its weight.
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The research, physical sets and changing points of view behind HBO’s ten-part miniseries—and why its smallest moments give the vast production its weight.
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