I love how the actor who plays Luz is still doing those impression off-set haha

It's always so crazy to find out actors are British, they can do American accents way too well lol

band of brothers is more based upon the combat and the and comradery, but the Pacific is more based upon the emotion and the real life horror of war

the actors are soooo good in this thing

Must have been a pinnacle of their careers to be part of this fabulous production ...they all did such a great job ....best TV series  ever.

lol Winters is British? he has a damn good Pensylvania farm boy accent

everything Tom Hanks touches turns to gold

Wow the actors really trained like real soldiers.. thats why this series is the best series ever!

“Their job was unique in that they had to jump out of planes”. Thank ya there David Spade.

RIP Major Winters true hero

My Elders fought and died fighting against the Germans in Crete, Egypt, Cassino, Italy in WWII.

Thank God there were men like these to fight for our country then. Thank God there are men and women who fight for us today!!!

Stven Sipielberg and Tom Hanks and all the actors did a great work in Band of Brothers;I still ahev it in VHS tapes.

Captain Dye: captain Sobel why is your soldiers not moving?
Sobel: We were on a break!!!!

“It’s never been done before” except:

Germany — Battle of Norway
Germany — Battle of the Netherlands
Germany — Battle of Crete
Italy — Invasion of Cephalonia
Britain — Operation Colossus, Italy
Britain — Operation Squatter, Libya
Britain — Bruneval Raid, France
United States — Operation Torch, North Africa
United States — Operation Husky, Sicily
United States — Operation Avalanche, Salerno
Britain — Operation Husky, Sicily
Britain — Operation Avalanche, Salerno
Soviet Union — Vyazma airborne operation
Soviet Union — Dnieper airborne operation
Japan — Battle of Palembang, Dutch East Indies
Japan — Battle of Timor
Japan — Battle of Burma

@spawnofwheezedog Yeah xD Apparently when he got there his American accent was so good that some of the cast wouldn't believe he was British! :L He's called Damian Lewis.

the bloke whos plays col sink is in loads of war films

Hatfield, where this was primarily filmed, was the aerodrome of the De Havilland aircraft company as well as the London Flying Club and DH Flying School. The company was founded by Geoffery De Havilland, cousin of Olivia De Havilland, both from a very wealthy family of landed gentry. From all his DH aircraft of WW1, through the interwar Moths, Dragons & Comet racer, the WW2 Mosquito & Hornet, the world's first production jet airliner, the Comet, to the Vampire, Venom & Sea Vixen, many piston & jet engines, missiles such as Fire Streak and Blue Streak (intended to also launch satellites), the DH125 (later BAe125) exec jet and the Trident, all manufactured at Hatfield. Then, after joining into British Aerospace,  the 146 and eventually work that culminated in the Airbus 300.

Sadly it is now slowly becoming a housing estate, although many historic buildings do remain.

"your strapped on 'what do u meen im strapped on! im not strapped on!' go go ! *pushes* 2000 3000- what the hell was that!"

i liked the pacific but it couldnt beat band of brothers. band of brothers had more of a connection among the men