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The Nightmare Years 9/17/89
w/ SAM WATERSTON; MARTHE KELLER

Debut

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PEACE ON BORROWED TIME 1/30/83
John Houseman documents historical accuracy of the 18-hour mini-series 'WINDS OF WAR' pre-WW II saga.
THE WINDS OF WAR (1983)
HERMAN WOUK'S

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THE WINDS OF WAR (1983)

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THE WINDS OF WAR (1983)
(Concluded)
VICTORY (1981)
COCKLESHELL HEROES (1955)

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WAR AND REMEMBRANCE 11/13/88
w/ Barry Bostwick; Robert Morley; John Gielgud; Ralph Bellamy; Robert Hardy; Steven Berkoff; Ian McShane; Polly Bergen; Peter Graves; Sami Frey; Bill Wallis; Topol; John Rhys-Davies; J. Kenneth Campbell; Gunther Maria Halmer

HERMAN WOUK'S WORLD WAR II BLOCKBUSTER BEGINS Debut: Launching Herman Wouk's sequel to "The Winds of War," a 30-hour TV blitz interweaving personal dramas with recreations of events in Europe and the Pacific from 1941 to 1945. Several original cast members reprise their roles, notably Robert Mitchum as U.S. Navy Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry. In Part 1, Pug takes command of a cruiser in the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. But Pug doesn't take the lead in the first chapter, which revolves around . . . Pug's son Byron (Hart Bochner), embroiled in submarine warfare in the South China Sea; Pug's lover Pamela (Victoria Tennant), entangled in the Japanese invasion of the Malay States; Byron's Jewish wife Natalie (Jane Seymour), trying to flee Europe and the Holocaust; and the plight of Auschwitz inmates, dramatized in painful scenes filmed at the actual site of the concentration camp in Poland. The miniseries continues in six more installments this week and next. The concluding segments (totaling 12 hours) will air later this season.

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WAR AND REMEMBRANCE
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WAR AND REMEMBRANCE
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WAR AND REMEMBRANCE
w/ Robert Mitchum; Victoria Tennant; Mike Connors; Topol; Eli Danker; Milton Johns; Robert Stephens; David Dukes; Leslie Hope; Barry Bostwick; Sharon Stone

4. Beginning with "The Winds of War," launched back in February 1983, Herman Wouk's sprawling re-creation of World War II has consumed 34 Now, as the final 11 1/2 hours of air time. Remembrance" wind down, Wouk's 46-hour television saga has spanned six years, longer than the war itself. Tonight's chapter picks up where last November's cliffhanger left off. It's 1943, and U.S. Navy Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry (Robert Mitchum) is navigating turbulent waters in relationships with his wife (Polly Bergen) and lover (Victoria Tennant). In the Pacific, Pug's son, Byron (Hart Bochner), a submarine officer, battles both the Byron's brother. And at Theresienstadt, the so-called "paradise ghetto" for Jews in Czechoslovakia, Byron's Jewish wife, Natalie (Jane Seymour), and her uncle Aaron (John Gielgud) struggle to preserve their dignity in the face of degradation at the hands of the Nazis. The miniseries continues nightly through Wednesday and concludes next Sunday. Col. "Hack" Peters: Mike Connors. Berel: Topol. Udam: Eli Danker. Eichmann: Milton Johns. Maj. Rahm: Robert Stephens. Slate: David Dukes. Madeline: Leslie Hope. (3 hrs.) Japanese and his superior (Barry Bostwick), who is having an affair with Janice Henry (Sharon Stone), the widow of

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## HEADING: WORLD WAR II

## LEFT COLUMN
742.
The Nightmare Years
SAM WATERSTON
MARThE KELLER
Debut
9/17/89

743. PEACE ON BORROWED TIME, 1/30/83
John Houseman documents historical
accuracy of the 18-hour mini-series
'WINDS OF WAR' pre-WW II saga.
THE WINDS OF WAR: (1983)
HERMAN WOUK'S
THE
WINDS
OF
WAR

744.
(1983)

745. THE WINDS OF WAR.
(Concluded)
VICTORY.
COCKLESHELL HEROES.
(1983)
(1981)
(1955)

## RIGHT COLUMN
746.
HERMAN
WOUK'S
WAR AND
REMEMBRANCE
WORLD WAR II BLOCKBUSTER BEGINS 11/13/88
Debut: Launching Herman Wouk's sequel to "The Winds of
War," a 30-hour TV blitz interweaving personal dramas with re-
creations of events in Europe and the Pacific from 1941 to 1945.
Several original cast members reprise their roles, notably Rob-
ert Mitchum as U.S. Navy Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry. In Part 1,
Pug takes command of a cruiser in the wake of the Japanese at-
tack on Pearl Harbor. But Pug doesn't take the lead in the first
chapter, which revolves around . . . Pug's son Byron (Hart
Bochner), embroiled in submarine warfare in the South China
Sea; Pug's lover Pamela (Victoria Tennant), entangled in the
Japanese invasion of the Malay States; Byron's Jewish wife Nat-
alie (Jane Seymour), trying to flee Europe and the Holocaust; and
the plight of Auschwitz inmates, dramatized in painful scenes
filmed at the actual site of the concentration camp in Poland.
The miniseries continues in six more installments this week and
next. The concluding segments (totaling 12 hours) will air later
this season. Aster: Barry Bostwick. Tudsbury: Robert Morley. Aa-
ron: John Gielgud. Roosevelt: Ralph Bellamy. Churchill: Robert
Hardy. Hitler: Steven Berkoff. Rule: Ian McShane. Rhoda: Polly
Bergen. Palmer: Peter Graves. Rabinovitz: Sami Frey. Beck: Bill
Wallis. Berel: Topol. Sammy: John Rhys-Davies. Hoban: J.
Kenneth Campbell. Hoess: Gunther Maria Halmer. (3 hrs.)

747. WAR AND REMEMBRANCE. 2.

748. WAR AND REMEMBRANCE. 3.

749. WAR AND REMEMBRANCE. 4.
Beginning with "The
Winds of War," launched
back in February 1983,
Herman Wouk's sprawl-
ing re-creation of World
War II has consumed 34
Now, as the final 11 1/2 hours of air time.
Remembrance" wind down, Wouk's 46-hour
television saga has spanned six years, longer
than the war itself.
Tonight's chapter picks up where last Novem-
ber's cliffhanger left off. It's 1943, and U.S. Navy
Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry (Robert Mitchum) is
navigating turbulent waters in relationships with
his wife (Polly Bergen) and lover (Victoria Ten-
nant). In the Pacific, Pug's son, Byron (Hart
Bochner), a submarine officer, battles both the
Byron's brother. And at Theresienstadt, the so-
called "paradise ghetto" for Jews in Czechoslo-
vakia, Byron's Jewish wife, Natalie (Jane Sey-
mour), and her uncle Aaron (John Gielgud) strug-
gle to preserve their dignity in the face of degra-
dation at the hands of the Nazis.
The miniseries continues nightly through
Wednesday and concludes next Sunday. Col.
"Hack" Peters: Mike Connors. Berel: Topol.
Udam: Eli Danker. Eichmann: Milton Johns. Maj.
Rahm: Robert Stephens. Slate: David Dukes.
Madeline: Leslie Hope. (3 hrs.)
Robert Mitchum and Victoria Tennant
Japanese and his supe-
rior (Barry Bostwick),
who is having an affair
with Janice Henry (Shar-
on Stone), the widow of