World War Ii Videos

We discuss the historical accuracy and far-reaching themes of Martin Sherman's 1979 play, 'Bent,' which examines the persecution of homosexuals during World War II.

We discuss the historical accuracy and far-reaching themes of Martin Sherman's 1979 play, 'Bent,' which examines the persecution of homosexuals during World War II.

We discuss the historical accuracy and far-reaching themes of Martin Sherman's 1979 play, 'Bent,' which examines the persecution of homosexuals during World War II.

We travel to Berlin to see the city's most beautiful examples of religious architecture.

Soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan make up a new "greatest generation."

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Is John Woo going to work with Tom Cruise again? Quite possibly, and in a World War II setting to boot. Woo has been in a hold pattern over Hollywood ever since Paycheck came out, although he's recently struck gold with both audiences and the box office overseas with Red Cliff, which hits American shores on November 20th. Now he's circling Flying Tigers, a project about the first American volunteer group in the Chinese Air Force during WWII. We spoke to Woo recently about Red Cliff, and you can read the full interview with him later this week. However, we couldn't resist sneaking in a question about Cruise, and you can read what we got after the break.Filed under: RumorMonger, Tom CruiseContinue reading Tom Cruise Not Attached to John Woo's 'Flying Tigers' ... Yet Permalink | Email this | Comments

We chat with author Jerry Langton to learn more about his novel, Biker, and the phenomenon of outlaw biker gangs.

Edward Wood is a World War II veteran featured in the documentary film The Good Soldier. In this edition of Tell Somebody, originally broadcast in October, 2007, Wood talked about what was then his new book, Worshipping the Myths of World War II - Reflections on America's Dedication to War. right-click on the .mp3 filename below to save this file to your computer. Tom Klammer www.tellsomebody.us mail@tellsomebody.us

See the methods Gene Hackman used to create some of his most legendary performances.