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The Pacific / TV series (2010) のシーン
エピソード: Season 1, Episode 8: Iwo Jima
シーン詳細
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このシーンの女優
Annie Parisse
詳細
別名: Anne Marie Cancelmi, آنی پاریس
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Annie Parisse, born Anne Marie Cancelmi on July 31, 1975, is an American actress known for her role as Alexandra Borgia on Law & Order. She also starred as Julia Snyder on As the World Turns, earning a Daytime Emmy nomination.
映画について: The Pacific / TV series (2010)
公開年: 2010
国: United States of America, Australia
別題: N/A
監督: Jeremy Podeswa, Timothy Van Patten, David Nutter, Carl Franklin, Tony To, Graham Yost
脚本: Laurence Andries, Michelle Ashford, Robert Leckie, Bruce C. McKenna, George Pelecanos, Robert Schenkkan, Eugene Sledge, Chuck Tatum, Graham Yost
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: HBO, DreamWorks Television, Playtone
ジャンル: Action, Adventure, Drama, Action & Adventure, War & Politics, drama television series, war television series, historical television series
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The Pacific follows the lives of a U.S Marine Corps squad during the campaign within the Pacific against the Japanese Empire during WW2. Unlike its predecessor 'Band of Brothers', it focuses not just on the hardships and camaraderie of soldiers at war, but also on those who were sent home to boost war bond sales. This unique perspective explores the emotional journey of these men, from their initial joy at returning home to the eventual feelings of regret and shame for leaving their comrades behind. The series is a fast-paced war drama that balances action with sensitive portrayals of relationships and the psychological toll of war.
概要
'The Pacific' (2010) is a ten-part television miniseries created by Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and Bruce C. McKenna. Set during WWII, it chronicles the experiences of U.S Marine Corps squads as they fight against Japanese forces in the Pacific Theater. A follow-up to 'Band of Brothers', 'The Pacific' differentiates itself by its focus on soldiers who were sent home mid-war for propaganda purposes. This adds a unique layer to the series, exploring not just the horrors and brotherhood of war but also the guilt and disillusionment felt by these men. The miniseries is known for its intense battle scenes, compelling character studies, and unflinching exploration of war's psychological impact.