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Posted: March 26th, 2010.
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To see war this close, you had to fight in it until now. WWII Lost Films, the stunning new series from HISTORY.
HISTORYs visually astonishing landmark series WWII Lost Films presents the story of the war ? viewed through the eyes of 12 soldiers, journalists and medical personnel who fought in or contributed to the war effort. WWII Lost Films draws upon more than 3,000 hours of World War II footage unearthed from archives and private collections across the globe. HISTORY preserved and restored this footage ? some of which has not been seen since the 1940s ? and converted it to HD for unprecedented clarity.
Featuring the voices of well-known actors such as Rob Lowe, Amy Smart, Steve Zahn and LL Cool J, WWII Lost Films paints a detailed and moving portrait of life on the front lines through the diaries of 12 American servicemen from Jewish émigré Jack Verner, who escaped Hitlers Germany only to find himself fighting in the Pacific, to Shelby Westbrook, a young African American who flew with the famed Tuskegee Airmen.
One of HISTORYs biggest ever projects, WWII Lost Films sets the standard for other history series to aim at, with a wealth of original sources, HD colour technology and remarkable stories filmed around the world allowing viewers to witness the triumphs and tragedy of the Second World War like never before.
- Rare footage, full colour and 5.1 surround sound makes WWII Lost Films the holy grail for WWII buffs and compelling viewing for anyone interested in the past.
- All ten episodes seen on TV plus additional special features: Darkness Falls; Hard Way Back; Bloody Resolve; Battle Stations; Day Of Days; Point Of No Return; Striking Distance; Glory And Guts; Edge Of The Abyss and End Game, as well as never-before-seen bonus features such as a 30-minute Making-of documentary and extended profiles of the soldiers, sailors and airmen featured in the series.
- WWII Lost Films is available on both DVD and stunning high-definition Blu-ray.
The Blu-ray is released on April 26th, it runs for 600 mins and is available on Amazon £17.99 (RRP £24.99)and a DVD is also available for £12.99 (RRP £19.99).
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