Band Of Brothers Actors Visit Brecourt Manor 2019
During the 75 year anniversary of D-Day in June 2019, cast members from the HBO miniseries Band Of Brothers visited Normandy, France. This is exclusive footage from their visit to Brecourt Manor. Band Of Brothers actors seen in this video include.... Eion Bailey (Webster), Rick Warden (Welsh), Mark Lawrence (Dukeman), Dale Dye (Col. Sink), Peter McCabe (Hoobler), Tim Matthews (Penkala), Nolan Hemmings (Grant), George Calil (Alley), Rene Moreno (Ramirez), Bart Ruspoli (Tipper), Alex Sabga (Mellet), Robin Laing (Heffron), Shane Taylor (Doc Roe), Peter Youngblood Hills (Shifty Powers), Nick Aaron (Popeye Wynn), Douglas Spain (Garcia), Ben Caplan (Smokey Gordon), Peter O'Meara (Dike) and Christian Black (Hendrix)
Видео Band Of Brothers Actors Visit Brecourt Manor 2019 канала Ross Owen Show
Видео Band Of Brothers Actors Visit Brecourt Manor 2019 канала Ross Owen Show
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