Show Notes
It's Double Feature Friday! We are thrilled to bring you more of our new series of Friday specials. In this edition, we discuss the links that make Kokoda (2006) and Parer's War (2014) a great double feature and we're joined by James Jefferies, who suggests Dunkirk (1958) and Battle of Britain (1969) as his perfect Double Feature. Join us and let us know your thoughts!
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More from Fighting On Film - The War Movie Podcast!
The Patreon Pick is back with our wonderful Supporting Cast choosing 1943's 'Guadalcanal Diary'! The film follows US Marines as they fight in the titular battle, based on the smash 1942 book of the same name. Featuring early roles for Anthony Quinn and Richard Jaeckel, 'Guadalcanal Diary' is a fascinating propaganda picture! Check out our website for more - www.fightingonfilm.com
‘The Park Is Mine’ starring Tommy Lee Jones - who attempts to seize New York’s Central Park to raise awareness of social injustices!
Working on war films and tv in 2026Check out our website for more - www.fightingonfilm.com
We are thrilled to bring you our second interview with actor and producer James Faulkner (back by popular demand!) James regales us with stories behind the making of the 1979 classic prequel Zulu Dawn. James explains setting up the battle sequences, what went into to producing the film and much, much more!
This week we ask: can a stacked cast save a movie? Richard Burton, Robert Mitchum, Rod Steiger and Curt Jurgens star in 1979's 'Breakthrough', a sequel to 1977's 'Cross of Iron'. Can the sequel hit the heights of its cult predecessor? Join us to find out! Check out our website for more - www.fightingonfilm.com