Ep 35: Not A Robot's War on Film - From Here to Eternity, 1953 Not A Robot's War on Film

In this episode we don Hawaiian shirts, sip coconut drinks, and review the 1953 movie from Here to Eternity.  This movie was widely recommended to audiences who didn't enjoy the 2001 movie Pearl Harbor and features an iconic beach scene. From Here to Eternity was based on a novel written by James Jones in 1951. This movie stars Donna Reed, Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, and Montgomery Clift and was directed by Fred Zinneman.  

Today we honor Ralph A. Gastelum, for his service in the US Marine Corps during the Korean war. He participated in the Inchon landing, fought in the battle of Seoul, and battled during the spring offensive of 1951.

We salute you and that you for your service.

If you or someone you love have served in the armed forces of any nation, then we would like to honor them on this humble podcast! Just Tweet @NARwaronfilm

Not A Robot's War on Film. We discuss all manner of War movies, their historical accuracy, how life is depicted on the screen, the movie itself, all while having some fun. Soldier up and come join us in Not A Robot's War On Film ! Hosted by a US Veteran!

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