The Boys of H Company

Téléfilm
2004
1h 44min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThis documentary follows the steps of the boys of H Company as they fight on the island of Iwo Jima.This documentary follows the steps of the boys of H Company as they fight on the island of Iwo Jima.This documentary follows the steps of the boys of H Company as they fight on the island of Iwo Jima.

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Christopher Clawson

Charlie Bond
(as Chris Clawson)

Billy Asai

Japanese Officer

Stephanie Bannevich

Robert Bartusch

B.A.R. Marine

Don Brown

Ian Brown

Soldier

Thomas Brown

Self
(as Navy Dr.T homas Brown)

Grover Burnett

Anthony D. Call

Narrator

Brandon Carroll

Clay Coble

Mike Church

Clay Coble

Self
(as Pffc. Clay Coble)

Angela Daley

Lori Daniels

John Douglas

Self
(as Pfc. John Douglas)

Shannon Drake

Paul Eldridge

Marine Cameraman

Kiyoshi Endoh

Self
(as Ens. Kiyoshi Endoh)

Réalisation
- Joe Wiecha
Scénario
- Paul Ordnung
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The action is based on first-person accounts from survivors. Craig Santy, the producer/director on the project actually found the few remaining Japanese survivors, and went to Japan to interview them. After months of negotiations, the Japanese agreed to participate. For the first time, their stories are told, alongside those of the American Marines who finally won the battle, but at an astounding price, paid in human lives.

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7/10

Good Documentary, great footage, but narrator tries too hard to dramatize

It's a solid documentary, great archive footage and great interviews (band of brothers style). What I didn't like was the over-the-top dramatization from the narrator. He tried too hard to make it sound as though they are about to die every minute, even though they are obviously still alive to give you first hand accounts. Covering a significant world war II battle with archive footage is dramatic enough on its own.

Also, to the commentator that was wondering whether this documentary would ever be released on DVD. I bought it on DVD the other day, it's called Attack on Japan - The Boys of H Company. 2-DVD special edition with a nice cardboard cover case. It's in dutch but if it's out here it should be out in the states as well.