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RE: '1917': Production Masterpiece . . .

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Mike B.

In Reply to: RE: '1917': Production Masterpiece . . . posted by stan2 on January 11, 2020 at 06:49:59

I wonder how accurate it is? A uncle served in the US Army and fought in the trenches in France. They were always dirty often wet and there was a lot of disease and suffering due to the conditions. Dysentery and foot rot were common.

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At the end there was . . . - Billy Wonka 18:08:13 01/11/20 (0)
an acknowledgment given to a WWI veteran relative for all his accounts. I presume much of the film are his stories stitched together.

Grab a copy of 'They Shall Not Grow Old' in order to contrast all WWI movies. '1917' is Disney compared to the real thing.

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