War and Remembrance

And then in the 2004 Dark Shadows pilot for the WB, it never aired, but we fans have been able to see it.

And Curtis also used it in The Winds of War and War and Remembrance.

I have been on the grounds.

I haven't been inside, but the lucky fans who attended the Dark Shadows Festival in late July, early August, celebrating 60 years of Dark Shadows, went on a bus trip to Greystone Mansion and were allowed to walk around inside.

It was when he made it, but, um, uh, if I had to say, uh, if I had to choose Dan Curtis' greatest horror production, it would be Burnt Offerings.

Okay.

Now, his greatest productions, of course, are The Winds of War and War and Remembrance, you know, two Herculean efforts that took him the whole 1980s.

But, uh, and, and they are horror, especially War and Remembrance, because it's about the Holocaust, so that's horror.

Marone, she's 76 today.

L.A. Story, War and Remembrance, The Winds of War.

Do you remember? I was in grade school when those came out, and they were big miniseries.

Robert Mitchum, I think, was in it.

It was The Winds of War and War and Remembrance.

And I bet we could probably find the theme song from The Winds of War.

Anyway, she was in The Handmaid's Tale, but that was back in 1990.

He was really unique.

He wanted me to do War and Remembrance.

And I had just signed up with Bold and Beautiful.

And he called me and said, I've got to part it out on a submarine out in the middle of the ocean.

Europa, the last battle, if people don't really have the first grasp of how we are really looked at as animals and the level of deception that took place to put us in the fetal position of, you know, we're all Nazis and we're all, you know, horrible people and all that.

I mean, it's just, it breaks the brainwashing of, you know, all of the films that were actually put out over the years that I know for myself, okay, like The Pianist, War and Remembrance, Schindler's List, all of these movies were meant to, you know, feed guilt to the viewer, which was predominantly like, you know, white American Christians or just Americans in general.

And also the miniseries Roots, That was another really prolific one to just feed guilt and shame, you know, to all us slave owners here in America.

You know, it's just, it's perverse how we're indoctrinated, and I really think it's harmed people to the point where they really are, they don't remember who they are.

It is.

Gung Ho, The Story of G.I. Joe, The Longest Day Again, Enemy Below, Anzio, War and Remembrance.

Then we have Rod Steger, Oscars galore here, as General Webster, The Porn Broker, Waterloo, Dr. Zhivago, Duck, You Sucker, Lion of the Desert and Mars Attacks, which is one of Matt's favourites.

Kurt Juergens again, another heavy hitter.