"Most Celebrated Action": John Wayne's 62-Year-Old Oscar-Nominated War Movie Assessed By Historian

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John Waynes 1962 war movie The Longest Day is assessed by historian Dan Snow. Following Allied and German forces, The Longest Day portrays real-life figures who invaded and fought on the beaches of Normandy during World War II. Praised for its depiction of D-Day, the Oscar-nominated movie is often considered among the most realistic in that category. Along with Wayne, who portrayed Benjamin H. Vandervoort, the cast includes Sean Connery, Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum, Eddie Albert, Richard Burton, Rod Steiger, and more.
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"Most Celebrated Action": John Wayne's 62-Year-Old Oscar-Nominated War Movie Assessed By Historian

A historian breaks down The Longest Day.

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