“WE STAND ALONE TOGETHER”: ACTORS' REMINISCENCES ROUNDTABLE 

I still watch BOB 3 to 4 times a year. I will be thankful for this generation ( like all generations that fought for freedom) for the rest of my life. I'm 61 years old.

The casting was the reason this show worked so well.Every character was on point.

Band of Brothers should be required viewing in High School history classes .Growing up my favorite history teacher was a WWII vet .He taught us some hard truths about war.Iwill be forever in his debt for instilling my love of history .

My Dad served in the army, did the Normandy invasion, battle of the bulge, and more. Band of Brothers showed me how it really was in that awful war, and I appreciated knowing all he had suffered through. I watched every episode multiple times, it was so engrossing in every way. So thank you for letting him and me experience some of what he had lived through. He is gone now, and I miss him. He was a great Dad and hero to me.

Lt Dike survived the assault, and eventually returned to the rear in the company of a medic. Afterwards, he was transferred to 506th Regimental Headquarters to become an assistant operations officer. Lt Dike then moved on to become, as a captain, an aide to General Maxwell Taylor, Commanding General, 101st Airborne Division. The Lt was not a good infantry officer but apparently did well as an operations officer. 🤷‍♀

I could spot Liebgott’s voice out any selection on the planet.

I met Michael Cudlitz at a Walker Stalker in Atlanta in 2016. I wasn’t there for The Walking Dead, I was there for Band of Brothers. I brought my Band of Brothers dvd series that came in the tin. The box is pretty beat up because I’d watched it so many times growing up, the real veterans are my heroes. He signed it and shook my hand and I thanked him for his portrayal of Denver “Bull” Randleman. My grandpa was in WW2 and this series is the most beloved to me.

I love these guys because none of them takes themselves too seriously, but take with extreme seriousness what they were doing and the legacies they were honoring in BOB.

I find it amazing how these British actors were able to speak in the American accent so perfectly. I would have never known they were British actors had I not heard them speak here.Granted, I am sure it didn't come easy.

It's unfortunate that "Doc Roe" Shane Taylor didn't speak. Would loved to have heard his thoughts. I haven't been able to find many videos of his point of view.

Peter who played Dike as written and portrayed really wonderfully conveyed the stilted frozen oddness and in the script, the panic of the character based on the the real life person!

Whoever came up with that concept of "Bootcamp" was a genius. That is the glue that melded this bunch together, it made the actors slightly understand what these men went through, as well as "hardening" them for the filming, total Psy-op.

'You’re a special group. You’ve found in one another a bond, that exists only in combat, among brothers. You’ve shared foxholes, held each other in dire moments. You’ve seen death and suffered together.' 🙏❤️

I didnt watch BOB when it first came out. Years later I had moved to Pennsylvania. While living there I had a knee replacement and was going thru my PT and another other patient talking with his Physical Therapist about a book about Dick Winters. As I easvesdropped I found out Dick had been a local boy and had lived in nearby Hershey. So I decided to finally watch the miniseries. I ended up being able to see some of the cast members at a gathering in philly and was lucky to have met the real Babe and Wild Bill. It warms my heart that these actors have kept the memories of these heroes alive. One thing that will always stay with me if how humble Babe and Bill were and never ever referred to themselves as heroes. They said the people who were heroes died in the battle.

This show and book really made an impact on me as a teenager. Lessons in humanity, empathy, even in terrible circumstances...

I can't put it into words but there was just something about Ross McCalls Liebgott that kinda grabbed me

I've watched this series countless times, I absolutely love the whole cast! I didn't know this happened, i would've loved to attend. Definitely one of my favorite series!

I was in the audience. What a memorable weekend this was. Rick Gomez is a funny guy, much like his character George Luz. All the actors were gracious and friendly.

There's a reason why this was the greatest generation. These are real men, and I'm so humbled and thankful for all of them. There will never be another one.

What an astonishing group of men.