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- PORK CHOP HILL.
(1959)
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- TIME LIMIT.
(1957)
(BW)
- PUEBLO. (1973)
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KOREAN WAR
850. PORK CHOP HILL. (BW)(1959)
TIME LIMIT. (BW)(1957)
PUEBLO. (1973)
851. MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY. (1954)
Vietnam:
852. VIETNAM: A TV HISTORY,
Documentary. Epi. 1 - 6. (1983)
853. VIETNAM: TV HISTORY. Epi. 7-12.
854. VIETNAM: TV HISTORY 12/20/83
(Concluding episode # 13.) Legacies.
THE BOYS IN COMPANY "C" (1978)
VIETNAM: Op/Ed. INSIDE STORY 6/26/85
NBC WHITE PAPER Reexamining the
Vietnam War. 4/27/85
ALIVE FROM OFF CENTER "Smothering
Dreams" by Dan Reeves. (1981)
A report recalling the 1975 fall
of Saigon. 3/28/85
FRONTLINE: "The Bloods of Nam" 5/25/86
855. VIETNAM:
THE DEER HUNTER. (1978)
UNCOMMON VALOR. (1983)
CBS REPORTS w/Walter Cronkite 4/25/85
"Honor, Duty & a War called Vietnam"
FRONTLINE: VIETNAM UNDER COMMUNISM
10 Years after America's Pullout.
(Incomplete) 1/15/85
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856. VIETNAM:
ORDINARY HEROES. (1986)
UNNATURAL CAUSES 11/10/86
SIMON & SIMON: "I Thought the War
was Over" 3/5/87
IN LOVE & WAR: POW'S 3/16/87
20/20 on Hollywood & the Pentagon
focusing on Vietnam War. 3/26/87
POSTSCRIPTS TO A WAR. 3/20/87
857. CALL TO GLORY 8/13/8
858. CALL TO GLORY 10/28/84
859. CALL TO GLORY 1/22/85
860. CALL TO GLORY
861. AIRWOLF. 1/22/84
862. Apocalypse Now (1979)
ICE STATION ZEBRA. (1968)
THE TALL STORY. (1960)
863. BREAKER MORANT. (1980)
MEGAFORCE.
THE KILLING FIELDS. (1984)
REVIEW OF: The Killing Fields.
Sam Waterston and Haing S. Ngor
This gripping 1984 account of a real-life friendship in
war-torn Cambodia won three Oscars, including one
for first-time actor Haing S. Ngor.
The film opens in 1972. New York Times corre-
spondent Sydney Schanberg (Sam Waterston) and
his guide and interpreter Dith Pran (Ngor) have
become inseparable companions in the course of cov-
ering the fighting between the U.S.-endorsed Lon Nol
regime and the Communist Khmer Rouge. As the de-
fenses of Phnom Penh crumble, both men also come
to depend on one another for survival.
On one occasion, it takes some fast talking by Dith
Pran to save Schanberg from a firing squad. And with
increasing evidence of Khmer genocide, and an order
expelling foreign journalists, it's Dith Pran's life that's
in jeopardy-unless Schanberg and his colleagues
can smuggle him out with them.
Directed by Roland Joffe ("The Mission"). Al: John
Malikovich. Swan: Julian Sands. Military Attache:
Craig T. Nelson. U.S. Consul: Spalding Grey. Dr.
Sunoeval: Athol Fugard. (3 hrs.)