| D-Day: The Battle That Liberated the World | |||||
| Central Park Media (1984) | |||||
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| D-Day | ||
| Robert Taylor | Capt. Brad Parker | |
| Richard Todd | Col. John Wynter | |
| Dana Wynter | Valerie Russell | |
| Edmond O'Brien | Col. Alex Timmer | |
| Cyril Delevanti | Coat Room Attendant | |
| John Williams | Brig. Russell | |
| Ross Elliott | Maj. Mills | |
| Jerry Paris | Raymond Boyce | |
| Alex Finlayson | Col. Harkens | |
| Robert Gist | Dan Stenick |
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| Producer | Charles Brackett
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| Writer | Lionel Shapiro
Harry Brown |
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The Battle That Liberated The World June 6th, 1944: in the largest covert operation in history, an unprecedented Allied force stormed the beaches of Normandy. The objective: to establish a staging ground for the liberation of Europe. The risky maneuver caught the Axis forces by surprise, marking a major turning point in World War II. Using actual battle footage, this documentary recreates the events that led to the largest covert military operation in history. Witness the long-term campaign that changed the world. From the Luftwaffe bombardment of the U.K. to the mobilization of the American war industry, D-Day is the definitive documentary on the greatest military operation of all time. |
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