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entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: Series Finale, Season 2 Hopes, and Emmy Potential"

"Masters of the Air" EP Gary Goetzman discusses the potential for a second season of the Apple TV+ series, expressing openness but suggesting that it may be helmed by others. The finale of the WWII miniseries trilogy, which pays homage to all three major service groups, features significant moments such as the raising of the American flag in a POW camp and the portrayal of the Tuskegee Airmen. Goetzman also delves into the character developments and impactful scenes in the finale, shedding light on the series' rich storytelling and the importance of including the Tuskegee Airmen.

via TheWrap|
#apple-tv#entertainment#gary-goetzman
entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air EP Discusses Season Finale and Hopes for Season 2"

Apple TV+ has cornered the market on "Prestige Dad TV" with its focus on historical dramas and action-packed series that cater to a specific demographic of older male viewers. By investing in big-budget productions like Masters of the Air and securing veteran actors like Michael Douglas and Gary Oldman, Apple TV+ has differentiated itself in the streaming-network arms race and established a curated catalog that appeals to dads who appreciate high-quality, historically themed content.

via GQ|
#apple-tv#entertainment#historical-dramas
entertainment1 year ago

'Masters of the Air' Breaks Records on Apple TV+

"Masters of the Air" becomes Apple TV+'s most-watched series launch ever, drawing in more viewers in its opening weekend than any other show on the platform. The wartime miniseries has garnered strong critical praise and has led to a 65% increase in viewership across all of Apple TV+ worldwide. Executive produced by Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman, the series dramatizes the experiences of the 100th Bomb Group during World War II and features a deep ensemble cast.

via Variety|
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entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: Microsoft Flight Simulator Training and Episode 4 Recap"

The cast of Masters of the Air, including stars like Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan, received training on flying the B-17 Flying Fortress from military consultant Taigh Ramey, who had to teach them the basics of flight controls using a partial replica of the original B-17 flight deck. The actors also used Microsoft Flight Simulator for further study and were tested on their knowledge of the aircraft. The show invested in a live-action digital film set to create realistic flight scenes, providing an immersive experience for the actors. Masters of the Air is now available for streaming on Apple TV Plus.

via Polygon|
#apple-tv-plus#b-17-flying-fortress#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

"Austin Butler's Perspective on Referring to Vanessa Hudgens as a 'Friend'"

Austin Butler clarified his use of the term "friend" to describe Vanessa Hudgens, explaining that he wanted to respect her privacy and not cause her any discomfort. He also opened up about his struggles after his mother's death and the challenges of transitioning from his role as Elvis Presley to his new project. Additionally, he discussed his role in Dune: Part Two and the process of creating his character's look and accent.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#austin-butler#dune-part-two#elvis-presley
entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: Cast Insights, Episode Recap, and Must-Watch Recommendations"

The new Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air," executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, follows 10 young Air Force pilots during World War II. Hanks advised the cast not to lean into sentimentality or solemnity, emphasizing that the characters were just trying to do what was right. While the series generated initial buzz, its critical reception has not matched that of its acclaimed predecessors, with some critics feeling it is over-invested in recreating what has been seen before and under-invested in what made the previous series impactful.

via IndieWire|
#apple-tv#entertainment#masters-of-the-air
military-history1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: Emotional Airman and Tom Hanks' Advice"

Wing Commander Col Ryan Garlow of the U.S. Air Force was moved to tears by the depiction of a failed 1943 bombing raid involving his step-grandfather in the war drama "Masters of the Air." The episode portrayed the harrowing reality of the mission, which resulted in devastating losses for the Eighth Air Force. Col Garlow, now based at RAF Mildenhall, expressed the importance of telling the story and carrying on the legacy of the "Bloody Hundredth" bomb group, despite the high risks and hardships faced by the crews during the operation.

via BBC.com|
#masters-of-the-air#military-history#regensburg-schweinfurt-raid
entertainment1 year ago

'Masters of the Air' Episode 3: Social Media Reactions and Curtis Biddick's Fate

The Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air" continues to captivate viewers with its portrayal of bomber crews in WWII, receiving positive social media reactions for its powerful and inspiring storytelling. The show highlights the heroic sacrifices made by bomber crews and has been praised for its entertainment value and patriotic themes, making viewers proud to be American.

via Outkick|
#apple-tv#entertainment#masters-of-the-air
entertainment1 year ago

"Tom Hanks' Advice and Apple TV+: The Legacy of 'Masters of the Air'"

Tom Hanks, executive producer of the World War II drama series "Masters of the Air," advised the cast not to lean into sentimentality or solemnity, emphasizing that the characters were ordinary boys trying to do what was right. The series, chronicling the heroics of the 100th Bomb Group, is based on Donald Miller’s book and features actors Anthony Boyle and Nate Mann in lead roles. The cast drew inspiration from the real-life accounts of the individuals they portrayed, aiming for authenticity in their performances.

via New York Post |
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entertainment1 year ago

'Masters of the Air' Remake: Producer Reveals Biggest Obstacle for New Series

The producer of "Masters of the Air" revealed the challenge of depicting characters in oxygen masks in the WWII series, but assured that it was handled well. He also indicated that a "Band of Brothers" remake is unlikely, emphasizing the original's perfection. The series "Masters of the Air" has been praised for its impressive scale and storytelling, and is highly recommended for viewers.

via Outkick|
#band-of-brothers#entertainment#masters-of-the-air
entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: The Controversy and Triumph of WWII's Pop Culture Resurgence"

The highly-anticipated Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air" about American bomber crews in WWII has received positive reviews, but its audience score on Rotten Tomatoes has dropped significantly, leading to suspicions of review bombing. The show's pro-America theme and honoring of WWII heroes have raised questions about who would be motivated to drag down its score. Despite the controversy, the author encourages viewers to ignore the Rotten Tomatoes score and watch the show, praising it as a dark, riveting, and addicting portrayal of WWII history.

via Outkick|
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entertainment1 year ago

Unveiling the Triumphs and Tribulations of 'Masters of the Air'

The executive producer of Apple TV's new World War II series "Masters of the Air" discusses the challenges faced in bringing the show to life, including the need for advanced technology to depict realistic air combat scenes. He also reflects on the success of previous war series like "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific," and the rigorous training actors underwent for their roles. Additionally, he hints at the possibility of future war series and discusses the potential for remaking "Band of Brothers."

via Hollywood Reporter|
#apple-tv#entertainment#limited-series
entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air" Takes Flight in Pop Culture Sky

The recent surge in "Dad Entertainment" has seen a resurgence of plane-centric films and TV shows, with the success of "Top Gun: Maverick" and the arrival of Apple TV+'s "Masters of the Air." The latter, produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, follows the U.S. Air Force's 100th Bomb Group during World War II, showcasing the harrowing experiences of the airmen. While the series has been praised for its portrayal of aerial combat, it has also faced criticism for its lack of significant female characters. Despite this, the "plane-aissance" has provided a wealth of entertainment for fans of aviation-themed content, leaving dads and enthusiasts satisfied.

via The Ringer|
#dad-cinema#entertainment#masters-of-the-air
entertainment1 year ago

"Unveiling the Grit and Glory of Spielberg's 'Masters of the Air'"

The new Apple TV drama "Masters of the Air," executive-produced by Steven Spielberg, sheds light on the terrifying experiences of American airmen in the Second World War. The show focuses on the Eighth Air Force's 100th Bomb Group stationed in Suffolk, England, highlighting the high attrition rate and the dangerous nature of their missions. The Halesworth Airfield Memorial Museum commemorates the lives and deaths of these young Americans, showcasing artifacts and stories of bravery and tragedy. The museum's founder, Richard Pymar, and volunteers work to preserve the memories of these heroes, emphasizing the immense fear and hardship they endured while serving far from home.

via The Guardian|
#american-airmen#entertainment#halesworth-airfield-memorial-museum
entertainment1 year ago

"Masters of the Air: Mixed Reactions to WWII War Epic"

The new Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air," depicting the harrowing experiences of American bomber crews in WWII, has garnered widespread praise on social media for its compelling storytelling, stunning visuals, and powerful performances. Viewers have expressed enthusiasm for the series, highlighting its gripping portrayal of the realities of war and the bravery of the heroes involved. The show's release has sparked a sense of unity and pride, resonating with audiences as it brings to light the sacrifices made by those who fought in the war.

via Outkick|
#apple-tv#entertainment#masters-of-the-air