The Bloody Hundredth (2024)

Released: 2024-03-14 Duration: 1hr 3min

Genres: War Documentary History

Rating 7.3

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The true story of the men who inspired Masters of the Air.

Overview

Meet the real-life airmen who inspired Masters of the Air as they share the harrowing and transformative events of the 100th Bomb Group.

Production Companies

Playtone

Amblin Television

Herzog & Company

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	1.2614

Directed By

Mark Herzog

Laurent Bouzereau

Crew

Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg

Executive Producer
Tom Hanks

Executive Producer
Gary Goetzman

Director
Mark Herzog

Director
Laurent Bouzereau

Producer
Kirk Saduski

Original Music Composer
Blake Neely

Editor
Chris A. Peterson

Co-Executive Producer
Darryl Frank

Co-Executive Producer
Justin Falvey

Consulting Producer
Donald L. Miller

Line Producer
Nicholas Ward

Director of Photography
Jack Kney

Director of Photography
BJ Strongman

Co-Producer
Ben Hasler

Co-Producer
Evan Gore

Co-Producer
Théa Uresse

Additional Editing
Evan Houston

Additional Editing
Brett Whitlow

Production Supervisor
Tate Sonnack

Production Manager
Philip Compesi

Production Manager
Garrett Burton

Production Manager
Jeff Vibes

Production Coordinator
Emmy Kelly

Art Direction
Jason Jensen

Production Artist
Hannah Milobar

Colorist
Shane Lefler

Online Editor
Jeff Cordes

Assistant Editor
Aaron Mills

Assistant Editor
Jessica Flores

Assistant Editor
PJ Goens

Assistant Editor
Paul Kowalski

Post Production Supervisor
John P. Buckley

Post Production Coordinator
Jonathan Tran

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jared Neal

Sound Effects Editor
George Pereyra

Sound Effects Editor
Keith Bilderbeck

Additional Music
Peter Karr

Other
Blake Neely

Orchestrator
Blake Neely

Orchestrator
Nicoletta Nomicou

Other
Thor Fienberg

Scoring Mixer
Thor Fienberg

Additional Photography
Buddy Squires

Camera Operator
Brave Gregg

Camera Operator
Mateo Arturo

Assistant Camera
Jared Ames

Assistant Camera
Melanie St. Clair

Sound Mixer
Michael Eagle-Hall

Sound Mixer
Keith Lombardi

Sound Mixer
Francis X. Coakley

Gaffer
Jean-Marc Lavigne

Gaffer
Donald White

Gaffer
Adam Lukens

Gaffer
Derek Rittenhouse

Grip
Erica Hill

Grip
Colin Wilson

Grip
Julian Tran

Grip
Silvestre Hernandez

Grip
Aram Martirosyan

Makeup Artist
April Garcia

Makeup Artist
Elinia Eads

Makeup Artist
Rebecca Noparast

Makeup Artist
Farah Bunch

Makeup Artist
Grace Lee

Thanks
John A. Clark

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John 'Lucky' Luckadoo

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Scott Armanini

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Larry Spencer

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Bill Couch, Jr.

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Jeff Crosby

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Rebecca Crosby Hutchinson

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Steve Crosby

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April Crosby

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Katy Egan Park

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Ann Sue Egan

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Ernestine La Vergne

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Michelle Lemmons Walker

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Dan Lemmons

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Lainy Abbott

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Toni Eubank

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Ann Murphy

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Elizabeth Melas

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Chloe Melas

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Tom Roane

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Martha Roane Reedy

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Dan Rosenthal

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Peggy Rosenthal

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Steven Rosenthal

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Robert Wolff

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Nancy Phelps

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Nancy Brennan

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Henry Cervantes

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Melissa Cowing Jones

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Debra Shlenkermann

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Laura Shivers

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Robert Shoens

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Robert Shoens Jr.

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Jay Stearns

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Dr. Tami Davis Biddle

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Dr. Lisa Bratton

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Dr. Conrad C. Crane

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Dr. Matthew F. Delmont

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Randall Hansen

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J. Todd Moye

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Seth Paridon

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Marilyn Jeffers Walton

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Mike Faley

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Matt Mabe

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Debra Hubbard

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Erik Nelson

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Nancy Putnam

TOP CAST

James Stewart

Self - Pilot, 453rd Bomb Group (archive footage)

Robert 'Rosie' Rosenthal

Self - Pilot, 100th Bomb Group (archive footage)

Harry Crosby

Self - Navigator, 100th Bomb Group (archive footage)

Seth Paridon

Self - Historian, Mississippi Armed Forces Museum

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Self - United States President (archive footage)

Gene Bankston

Self - Togglier, 100th Bomb Group (archive footage)

Thomas Jeffrey

Self - Commander, 100th Bomb Group, May 1955-February 1945

Dr. Conrad C. Crane

Self - SSI Senior Historian, US Army War College

Gen. (Ret.) Curtis Lemay

Self - Cmdr., 3rd Bombardment Division (voice) (archive footage)

Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Ira Eaker

Self - Commander., 8th Air Force, 1942-1944 (archive footage)

Gen. (Ret.) James Doolittle

Self - Cmdr., 8th Air Force, 1994-1954 (voice) (archive footage)

Dr. Tami Davis Biddle

Self - Author, Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Self - Supreme Allied Commander (voice) (archive footage)

Richard Macon

Self - Pilot, 332nd Fighter Group (archive footage)

Alexander Jefferson

Self - Pilot, 332nd Fighter Group (archive footage)

Marilyn Jeffers Walton

Self - Author, From Interrogation to Liberation

Winston Churchill

Self - British Prime Minister (voice) (archive footage)

Adolf Hitler

Self - Leader of the Nazis (archive footage)

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