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An Extra's Life - On the set of Band of Brothers

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Uploaded by on Apr 15, 2011

A behind the scenes look at the experiences of the extras who worked on the HBO mini-series Band of Brothers. Shot entirely on the set in Hatfield, England, this short documentary provides a rare insight into their daily routine, what it meant to tell the story of Easy Company, and to be a part of one of the most successful TV series of all time.

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  • Hi. This film was made by myself and is not available anywhere else. Hope you enjoyed it.

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  • Where can we get a hold of this? Is it part of the new boxed set?

  • @xkenzie2x same here

  • A great documentary. The parallel view of the actual war...the actual Band of Brothers. Yet the circumstances created a group so bound as well. The narrative was flawless.

  • Would absoloutley have loved to be on set and playing a role in this or saving private ryan absoloutley love the films check out benhector55's channel for some footage of us having a go at our own ww2 shorts there not too shabby but constuctive critisism is always welcome cheers guys and thankyou Band of brothers for being such an awesome series

  • We were Z patrol and this was the best time of my life working with the best bunch of guys you could ever wish to meet. Every day we would be taken to set and we would be over whelmed with what was waiting for us that we were really there working on a piece of history. Ep 9 Landsberg Work Camp carrying my B.A.R we walked into the camp and i still get goose bumps today thinking of the horrors that could easily have been so real! Memories i shall treasure for the rest of my life. Z Patrol forever.

  • Thank you. I really appreciate your appreciation.

    So would have my uncle.

    Joel Lavenson

    US Army 66 - 70

    Nephew of George Lavenson

    1 LT Easy Co., 2nd Bn, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division

    1942 - 44

  • Did not stop smiling and tried to hold back tears but failed!

  • You lucky bastard

  • Not gonna cry not gonna cry not gonna cry....

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