They Made Us HATE David Schwimmer For Band of Brothers and It Worked
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no wonder: he has 2 possible birthdays... he doesn't even know???
"David Lawrence Schwimmer (born November 2 or 12, 1966)"-wikipedia
"No I....don't think I will"
'Don't recommend this channel'
No
David Schwimmer absolutely nailed the role of Sobel. A class act
We had a horrible CO in the first few months I was in Afghanistan as a paratrooper. His nickname was Sobel; Schwimmer nailed incompetent paratrooper CO so perfectly it's scary.
Schwimmer is a jerk playing a jersey. HE was the only one that was real, everybody else was pretending to be something they aren't.
Most of the were just so-so, and some were mediocre. The production was great and well done, that and history of real heros is what carried the day
@@BytheTicket222 Can't even imagine being in a war, and having a lousy leader.
In war that must be incredibly agonizing.
A good leader makes a total difference even in a regular job!
@@serpentines6356 it was a nightmare. He ended up getting people killed and he got paralyzed (after giving himself a bronze star!). Our next CO was phenomenal and it was a whole new world for all of us... until our replacement 1st Sargent a few months later was a sack of crap. You'd think when you get into the advanced infantry units you wouldn't have those problems but unfortunately those turds are absolutely everywhere.
He absolutely did. I really, genuinely hated his character, so great acting on his part 👍
Everyone's first reaction to Sobel is, "Oh look. It's Ross."
It doesn't take long for people to stop seeing Ross and start seeing Sobel.
That is great acting by David Schwimmer.
I never watched "Friends" so I didn't have that bias.
I didn't either and I disagree. Two roles where he is a soft whiny doofus you can't stand. Didn't watch Friends but apparently he landed some decent tail. Right off the bat I don't believe his character.
@@BonasticFantastic You sound pretty whiny yourself, friend.
Ross is such a wuss
I never looked at Friends and his Ross character didn't register with me.
David schwimmer isn't just a sitcom actor. He made you believe that character, and he made you hate that character. That's a good actor.
I hated Ross as well.
Even is even unlikable on real life, he hates Muslims
It's not hard to hate someone from friends
@theradgegadgie6352 You're supposed to. Those aren't role models.
@@allistairlicorice310You're supposed to.
I love how they included interviews of the Real Easy Company members in every episode.
to add, those interviews were made before the show. I think it was in the 90s. Probably the same time the book published.
@@zeffmalchazeen3429there’s a book?
@@anthonyroyse9960 Stephen Ambrose interviewed the surviving members of Easy Company and wrote a book called Band Of Brothers in 1992. The TV series came in 2001.
Those interviews gave me goosebumps every single time. Especially once you get into the actual war episodes and realize every week you were going to watch at least one of your favorite characters vanish.
And then you remember you’re watching a true story and that that soldier actually existed and died.
Should be required watching and discussing in high school instead of reading Shakespeare for one quarter
@@anthonyroyse9960yes the book is what the shows based on lol it's really good. I barely read anything as a kid but I read band of brothers and fell in love with it
Michael Cudlitz looking like he has 36 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq lol. Love him.
No…. Still gotta love bull tho
@@dan0kablamo688 Yes 🤡
Exactly what I was thinking. If I didn't know he had been an actor in 'Band of Brothers' and you told me he was a Special Forces vet from Iraq and Afghanistan, I'd absolutely believe you.
The way he looks in this interview makes me hear the words, "suck my nuts" from TWD in my head
R u serious? He's a mediocre narcissistic has-been grasping for attention.
They also did something similar in Saving Private Ryan as well. Matt Damon was the only actor in the movie who didn’t do army boot camp training the directors wanted it that way so the rest of the cast would resent him in real life
And it helped that Matt was ALMOST an unknown actor, which is what Spielberg wanted instead of a known face. However this was slightly ruined by the success of Good Will Hunting
@@chadgrov lol that’s very well put, Good Will Hunting broke him into the mainstream big time!
@@kidkully for sure, whenever you come out of nowhere and win an Oscar on the first movie you produced and starred in gets your name out there lol
@@chadgrov yup also, in the movie “courage under fire” when Denzel’s character was questioning Matt Damon’s character for the first time, and they yelled cut. Denzel asked the producers or directors….”who was that kid?? He’s pretty good!!” Just a little tidbit of info for you👍 I just watched “The Bikeriders” today. Very good movie, I felt like I was transported back into the 1960s!!
@@kidkullyThanks for that interesting tidbit about Washington and Damon. If I were Damon and found out he'd said that about me, that would be my first and best thing to brag about.
My paternal grandfather, Frank Soboleski, was a member of Easy Company and was alive and well when Band of Brothers was made. I was grateful to attend the MN premiere in August 2001 with my grandfather and family. Frank declined to correspond w/Ambrose in the 70s because he wanted that experience behind him, and his time was occupied with raising a family of four on blue collar wages. He started sharing more in the 1980s and '90s, I remember being regaled by my grandfather's WWII parachute stories as a little girl. By 2001, he was happy to share his story and join the living members of Easy Company. Frank lived until May 2017.
Thank you for sharing this
From the second this show debuted everyone had a friend or family member in Easy Company.
@@kevinwebster7868 well 3 generations of offspring, plus the shear number of people fighting it makes sense don't it.
@kevinwebster7868 yep, and that was, uh... 23 years ago? This has never been a go-to "flex" for me, lol --- I'm deeply proud of my grandfather's military career in WWII, but I do have my own life and talents, and prefer to focus upon what I've contributed to the world, as menial as it is. Since 2001, I've made a total of 5 online mentions to my Grandfather being an integral part of Easy Co., in spite of not being a major character in Ambrose and the HBO miniseries. He went to France w/Spielberg and T.Hanks, appeared at the awards shows, etc., but it's only been after his death by shotgun suicide on 5/22/2017, that I've "honored" him by the OCCASIONAL (five total!) mention to his legacy.
@telleroftheone thank you for the kind words, I truly appreciate it. Especially, in lieu of that troll who couldn't spare 10 seconds for a Google search, and insinuated that I made this up. I rarely open up about my grandfather, because I don't want to seem like a clout-chaser --- but I am proud of him, he's 25% of my DNA and I like to think that I'm tough as nails, in spite of being a Gen Y female. People interested deeply in the Easy Co. story, tend to appreciate the periphery of what exists beyond Stephen Ambrose. These men were going thru PTSD at a time when it didn't exist as a clinical phenomenon, and they would have been raising families and trying to move on. I'm just glad that enough men from E. Co. were able to consult the historian at the time of his biographical research. But, for those who didn't, still had a unique story to tell. And it was captured by later documentations, that many ppl don't realize are extant and available. In my college years, I was mailed a hefty interview between my grandfather and a MN historian. It was not only touching, but wildly interesting. Average ppl don't live as colorfully and dangerously today. Thank you again for your kindness. ❤️
Band of Brothers will forever be one of the greatest shows ever created. From the acting to the writing to decisions like this. Brilliant.
The Pacific was pretty well done too.
I 1000% agree with you. Absolutely love the series. My favorite war movies of all time I'll have to be honest. Thank you
I always liked the Muppett show.
An amazing work
Schwimmer surprised me. He did an amazing job. I would never guessed he could have pulled it off until I saw it.
I've watched a lot of reaction channels cover BoB and almost inevitably, the first few minutes are like "OMG it's Ross LOL I can't take him seriously in that role.." and by the end of the episode everyone absolutely hate him, that's just showing how well he nailed that role.
I never watched that show but am somewhat familiar with the characters. This sounds like a perfect example of why no one should ever be stereotyped. Give them a chance to prove they can be whatever the role calls for.
@bernadettecartin Do yourself a favor and watch that show, it's some of the best 10h of tv ever made.
@@bernadettecartin I second that ^ !
Well worth the watch!
I would have liked to have seen him do a scene where he yells, 'PIVOT!' in the voice of Cpt. Granted, I have never watched one episode of Friends. I just watched the blooper reels. Further they did The same with Matt Damon when they filmed Saving Private Ryan. All the actors went through boot camp under Dale Dye with the exception of Matt Damon which caused the cast to have hostility towards since since he didn't have to go through boot camp like they did.
David did a fantastic job, a real selfless role
Agreed! Also the guy who played Lt. Dike did an equally good job playing a less than heroic character.
@@johncottle3090 I HATED Lt. Dike 😤 the actor was perfect!
He got paid didn't he?
@@patshort177 David was making plenty of money at the time. He didn't need to take the role for the paycheck
@@rudiger007That’s true but he probably got paid very well.
Met him at a Walker Stalker Con in Dallas. I said "These people are all here for TWD, but you'll always be Bull to me." He got a big smile from ear to ear and we talked about the show for a good few minutes. Awesome dude
Yes, this is my favorite role of his. However, my first introduction to Michael Cudlitz was when he played a character on of all things, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He played a zombie. 😂
That’s awesome
Wow, you must be so cool. You’re the coolest man.
@@GoldenCurtains 🙄🙄 no, you’re the coolest…. 😏
@@TheLisaGate i’m not mainstream, idk, i’m just different from the others 😔😤
Don’t forget, this was when Schwimmer was doing Friends. Everybody was used to seeing him as sweet, likable, bumbling Ross. Now suddenly, he’s hard-ass, in-your-face Sobel!
Fact: Every soldier in Easy company hated Sobol because of his harsh physical training regimen.
Also fact: When interviewed after the war every soldier in Easy company stressed their physical training for their survival and even stated they should have had more.
Source: Stephen Ambrose Citizen Soldiers
I don't think it was because of his training regimen, I think it was more to do with him being cruel and for hazing guys for absolutely no reason, and because he could not lead a company in the field. Guys like Guerneire credited his training, even though they hated his guts. Two seemingly opposing views can be true at the same time
Well if sobell stayed in charge, all that physical fitness would have meant nothing as they would have gotten lost and then cornered and slaughtered by Germans.
"An officer must be strict but fair" a Lt told my platoon once. Sobel was strict but not fair. If you know you're gonna get chewed up no matter how well you perform, you lose your motivation.
@@dabda8510idk man, he did drop irl and did fine
He might've been OK as a squad leader. Not a company commander.
@bigrabii9470
All the guys that took part in this amazing series should be so proud of themselves for the effort the attention to detail and down right respect they had for the heroes they were portraying, full respect over here from an English man 🙏
Most of the actors playing those characters were British. Same props from an Englishwoman.
Band of Brothers……. What an incredible series, every minute of every episode.
I was fascinated by Cudlitz character in BoB, so I reached out to him and I couldn't believe it but he responded. Probably not something he'd want advertised but I truly appreciate him taking the time and it's something I'll never forget.
David was superb as Sobel.
A difficult role done exceptionally well.
The way the sunsetted his character was bittersweet. You wanted to celebrate and say “HAH”, but all you could do is just feel bad for him. This series was one of the best.
Schwimmer was absolutely perfect in his roll
Role
A remarkable story
about a remarkable achievement
of remarkable men ~
Brings tears to my eyes each and every time I watch it ~
The fools who would stand behind a fascist fool
that has echoed the words of Hitler
Should watch this series until they understand the sacrifices that have been made
so they can live in this beautiful country
free from kings and dictators and the lowlifes that enabled them ~
Happy Birthday USA 🇺🇸
"High ho silver" in English country after cutting the fence was his best scene 😂
Would that be the enemy?
As a matter of fact, yes.
I’m sorry, but I’m gonna have to go with the entire sequence from Sink telling Sobel he wanted Winters promoted to the look he gave Winters after the surprise announcement they were running Currahee. If anything, I wish we had more of Sobel’s intentions laid bare, because it comes across as a power tripping, insecure, bastard doing all this for his own good, and not purposefully breaking down these guys and putting them back together as one of the most legendary companies in military history. I wish Sobel had lived long enough to tell his side of the story, because he was a genius. Had he been able to handle himself in the field and didn’t die on D-Day like Meehan, he probably would have been the main character of the show.
@@Elitepear...he didnt die on D-Day.
@@Strength-in-Union i get it, it seems awkwardly written, though for the life of me i can't figure out why, but he didn't actually say that Sobel died on D-day. pretty sure he's saying "if he hadn't died on D-day the way that Meehan did" damn, even that doesn't sound quite right! ok, long assed way around it, "if Sobel had actually gone instead of Meehan and Sobel had died in Meehans place because Sobel was there instead of Meehan"! pretty sure that covers what was intended to be conveyed. fk it, i'm off to get some coffee!
@@davidperkins6752Coffee? You need a stiff drink! 😂
David Schwimmer crushed it as Sobel!
I love David Schwimmer. He's a much underrated actor.
TOTALLY AGREE
Ehh. That Whinny ball-less annoying dude from friends? 😂 U take ur meds today???
Did a great job playing Kardashian.
Greenzo was class! 😂
@@DirkShotojimaI haven’t seen much he didn’t do well at he’s one of those actors that can play anything I mean think of how much of a difference there is from Ross geller and him playing sobel
What a show. What a story. I watch this show at least once every two years and it keeps getting better.
There's also the story of when Schwimmer got hurt (I think it was him) and over concerns that the production might lose its insurance, he went to the local clinic and gave his character name instead of his real name.
I saw an interview with the actors talking about their boot camp-like training and Neil McDonough (sp?) told that story as it happened to him.
Is that legal?
@@owenlealif they don't have your medical history, it's not an insurance job and you're paying cash I wouldn't be too concerned. You can just choose not to give your name and they can't refuse you because of their oath.
Missed opportunity to call himself ross
Can't be him. He would be recognized anywhere in the world at that point.
My uncle was a Private in Easy Company, but first & last jump was Op Market Garden. Lived, but lost half his hand.
Served two out of my three years in one company (in a different military), with officers coming and going both experienced and freshly out of training school. I was able to pick up on the feelings of those who could still smell Sobel’s “officer school scent” on his perfectly clean uniform.
It’s so accurate.
If even we hate your character you have done a great job as an actorr
i'll never stop saying it: almost every actor can do a good guy/likeable villain role convincingly. It takes a VERY GOOD actor to play an unlikeable character (be it a supporting role or an antagonist) convincingly
Main reason as to why I still believe the greatest actress in the HP franchise is Imelda Staunton
"Why did it take you so long to run Curahee?!"
"I'm sorry, sir. I was on a break."
😂😂😂
😂
🤣🤣🤣 " *_We_* were on a break!!!"
I can only imagine if someone during shooting would've said that, it would've taken a while to get that shot done, maybe even days later.
Just as you can't 'un-see', you can't un-hear.
... *"Pivot Men, Pivot."*
Schwimmer was great! And BoB still remains the best series I have EVER watched!!
Michael Cudlitz is a good guy and a great actor. My husband and I met him at a convention, in New Orleans in 2017, and he was really awesome. He's had a great career, which is something he liked talking about with us.
Schwimmer was the reason I kept watching, not because of "friends", but his performance.
That’s some awesome setup by the directors to make it as real to life as possible. What an amazing performance Schwimmer gave.
David Schwimmer proved that he could be a seriously great dramatic actor, rather than the "fluff" he played in " Friends".
David was utterly BELIEVABLE
He also played Karen's BF/husband in The Wonder Years
I absolutely love this show for reasons like this. It was done incredibly well, so much so that a decade after the first time that I watched it, I purposefully watch it again, and again. I intend to share it with my daughter's when they're old enough. Truly film at its prime.
We watch this series every Memorial Day weekend...absolutely nothing like it...brings me to tears every time. Makes me thankful for my grandparents generation everytime.
Every one was so amazing- best series ever. I don’t even know how many times I’ve watched the entire thing - so so good. ❤
I watch it, and Pacific, every other month, back to back. Theyre always just as amazing as the first viewing.
And still cry.at.certain parts every time. So many stories like this will never be told and I wish we could have conveyed to the young men who came back from this war how unimaginably grateful we all are. My dad.was in the European theater. He rarely, if ever, spoke about it with my brothers. But I was mom and dad's very late in life surprise, and.a.girl. before he died he told me bits and pieces. Not about combat but about the way he felt or officers he had above him and the non-coms who reported to him.
Wow… I didn’t recognize Abraham without red hair. By far the best character in the Walking Dead. I had no idea he was the same guy in Band of Brothers, soooo cool!
Thank you. You saved me the effort of checking IMDB
He was in Prison Break as well
That was really smart on the part of the writers and director. That is how the military is. You learn to adjust very quickly. It made it so real I felt like was back in the service. From a vet.
Fair play to David Schwimmer for taking on the role of Sobel. He didn't get to participate in the camaraderie and took on being disliked. He was brave to take that on. He played it superbly and it created that dynamic where you felt you understood how the men felt, that they couldn't follow Sobel to war. Excellent work!
During the filming of hunt for red October Sean Connory took the director aside and said that they should have a big argument on set to put the cast on edge and the fear of messing up gave the atmosphere like a military rank discipline crew.....it worked well,
Pretty woman scene with the box with a beautiful necklace where the lid was slammed shut made everyone jump was improvised and worked well, the first alien film when the alien pushes out of the stomach of John hurt had the blood spray as a total suprise worked well, the film romantic comedy" Roman holiday" had a scene at " the lion of truth" were you put your hand into the lions mouth and if you are not honest you lose your hand, Gregory Peck put his hand in and screamed in pain, when he pulled out he'd pulled his sleeve over his hand and the young actress Audrey Hepburn screamed in real panic and her reaction when Peck showed his hand was totally genuine and is in the film...
When an actor's performance makes you feel emotional about them, you know they did an exceptional job. I felt I hated Denzel Washington after Training Day, but I realized, I don't hate Denzel, I hate "Alonzo"!!
@@texaspablo2Yes! And you know he did his job because you hate Alonzo.
And you love him as frank in America gangster even though frank was a total pos.
Some of the best scenes in movies have been ad-libbed! 😮😊
@@leslieschott754 One of my favorite examples of that is Dustin Hoffman's famous line in "Midnight Cowboy". The crew had no permission to film on NYC's streets; they just set up the cameras and went for it. So when Hoffman and Voight are crossing the street, that was just a regular car that almost hit them. Hoffman's instinctive, unscripted reaction was to bang his fist on the hood and yell, "I'M WALKING HERE!! I'M WALKING HERE!!"
Last year my grandson took an Advanced Placement WWII History Class his senior year. Living in New Orleans & having his teacher associated with the National WWII Museum they had access to its vast library for research. They even did podcast on the war on Apple called Tigers By The Fire.
They even attended conferences for college professors with 1 being on the 20th Anniversary of Band Of Brothers. Its on the museum's RUclips Channel & had actors, writers & a vet from the Battle of the Bulge. All are well worth a listen if you love WWII History.
Ty😢😊❤
Best cast in the best TV production ever. The ballgame at the end was pure catharsis. Tears.
Having watched the series multiple times I have realized what a versatile actor he is. Excellent job David !!!
David was incredible in this role!!!
You don't have to respect the man, but you have to respect the rank.... PERIOD!
“Captain Soble! We salute the rank not the man.”
Absolutely, when I was in, they drilled it in boot camp. You don't salute the man. You salute the uniform
Still the best series I’ve ever watched. You get so immersed in their lives
I love it when actors and the movie production crew so dedicated to the project that they find ways to create a situation where they "tricked" themselves into making moments or characters that fit and feel natural for the movie.
David did I great job! I absolutely
Hated him too!!
This show was so good. It was phenomenally done and ahead of its time. I am wanting to go back and rewatch it now.
Thank U David For Being A Friend😎
Sobel was actually a good soldier, made the jump into Normandy, and received a decoration for his actions.
What a great series
David Schwimmer was awesome in that role. Can't imagine anyone else playing the part.
The Greatest Generation of our Time, portayed by an amazing cast of actors. 100% Gold this series is.
That's why Schwimmer should have gotten an Emmy! Such a great job!
That's gotta suck a bit. He was just playing a role. It was all very well done for the series and one of the best roles I've seen Schwimmer play. But being made to hate just for a series, that cant be easy.
It's called ACTING.... it's not real DaFaQ.
Your comment HAS to be satire, you serious?
@@loslobos786 you didn't actually watch clip did you? Not with the audio on anyways. They actually hated the guy. That was set up intentionally so the acting would be convincing.
@@Negan-lo7yr why? You think it would be easy going to work everyday knowing every one you're gonna work with hates your guts. Despite you doing your job the way you're supposed to? Not like he wasn't doing his job or he did it poorly. Knowing it was set intentionally may help some. That can wear on a person. No matter what.
@@89sirmonk My comment was more aimed at the strange phenomenon of human nature where People ACTUALLY hate real people for playing a make believe character. There are people who actually hate David Schwimmer for his characters actions in the show. It's ridiculous... it's not real, it's acting.
The original Band of Brothers is a masterpiece. Perfectly cast and epic. The interviews are priceless.
I always loved the line "what in God's name are you doing with my men?". Such a strong line to show his content.
Excellent, all-around series. Production, cast, set, etc. One of my absolute favorites.
David should have gotten an award for his performance!
A Razzie
Schwimmer did a Fantastic job playing Capt. Sobel!!!!!
All of the small details like that made this one of the best series ever!
An incredible series from beginning to end, every minute and every single actor.
I love when actors talk about their “8 days” of training.
hahaha no kidding! 8 days isnt enough time to be bitter about anything. bunch of soft handed whiners
Just be nice and give them some credit. They’re actors. Not recruits. All they needed was 8 days.
It was rather petty. I get that there was some initial resentment, but not after a week or two. If the training had been far longer I might understand.
I mean it’s funny but they’re actors at the end of the day, this is as good as they can realistically do it without taking excessively long for potentially incrementally better performances. Doing a 3 month camp or something would be pointless at the end of the day because they’re not actually going out and doing the work for real, they’re simply putting on a performance.
Remember your training maybe, about “shock of capture”, it has short-term, high impact. The cast were doing this as one episode in a training environment not a full POW movie, so eight days would’ve made an impression and reoriented them towards loyalty to Winters and against Sobel. Damian and David have very different personalities to their BoB characters and that’s where their acting skills soared along with their fellow actors in grateful portrayal of a lived experience of Airborne troops.
Swimmer absolutely KILLED IT in that role! The whole series was amazing.
One of the best docuseries ever made. Was amazing to watch and highly recommend.
This was a fantastic series. I have watched it every time it is broadcast. I received the complete DVD set and watch it when I can. It brings me to tears. These people responsible for putting this together did a phenomenal job. It allows all of us to see how courageous the men and women of WWII truly were. The unmatched greatest generation. ❤
I was never a fan of that tv show, but I wouldn't have thought that Schwimmer had the acting ability to be a serious actor. He is amazing!
I think he was the only one in friends that do a lot of live theater
I’m so old. The Actors of band of Brothers are starting to look like they people they portrayed as veterans on that show
My step dad loved band of brothers and I grew up watching it a million times, even as a kid I loved it. When I was 26 I stayed in a nice part of London for a few months with my friends and went outside of our air bnb to check out our street. There was a guy setting up for some block party and it was Damian Lewis! He invited us to the festival and was very kind and humble I think he saw I was a little star struck 😂
Absolutely the sentiment of men who worked hard and see a new guy rise the ranks. Totally get it.
I love this show so much! I have seen it like 9 times strait now. It shows just what those guys went threw to win the war. And that show is just a minor part of the things they went threw.
*Through
@@cleanserene6330Blame autocorrect.
@@bernadettecartin Autocorrect should be through right strait in the trash!
David nailed the role perfectly.😂. Perfect actor
David is SUCH an amazing actor! I mean - wow! He can literally do anything ❤
He did such a good job I won’t watch a movie with him in it to this day.
Abraham is my favorite character in The Walking Dead
Is this the same strategy they used on the cast of Saving Private Ryan?
I seem to remember something similar too
Yeah Matt Damon didn't have to go through the training that the other guys went through, so there would be resentment towards his character since they lost so much to rescue him.
Yea but actors go through a period correct basic training so it’s not like they are being yelled at really
Yes. Something to do with Matt Damon not having to do as much work/training as the others. I don’t remember precisely what it was but yes you are correct
@@es4152General Dale Dye did do their training and yelled at them plenty! He was rather rough on them all! Lol👍🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Greatest show ever. I rewatch at least once a year to pay my respects
Band of brothers shook me to the core. Watched so long ago and it still moves me.
David did a fabulous job as the obstacle. He really shined.
Just so y'all know. The boot camp part is from an old Marine named Dale Dye. A Vietnam veteran . Marines Marine. They did that with that show too a little boot camp before they filmed for saving Private Ryan. I believe he is now Hollywood's leading military advisor. Semper Fi Captain Dale Dye!!
I absolutely loved this series on Netflix especially the part with the real veterans talking about what they really experienced
When I was about 10 years old my uncle gave me some movies and there was band of brothers in that pile, I didn’t knew what it was. Someday I watched it and I loved it so I watched it again and even now, 17 years later I still watch it often and it’s one of my favourite shows.
Great performance from Schwimmer!
I forgot abraham was in band of brothers 😂 explains alot for twd
My grandchildren will watch this series. Every American child,teen,adult should.
Michael Cudlitz..amazing storytelling
At first I laughed because it was Ross from friends. Then I totally forgot about Ross. David S. played that roll so well!
The scene where Sobel is taken off Easy Company is absolutely stellar acting. Alot of respect for Schwimmer to sell that characters reaction.🏆
Schwimmer should’ve been nominated for an Emmy. To go from likable Ross to hated Sobel was an amazing turnaround.
Spielberg did the same trick with Saving private Ryan by not letting Deamon do the boot camp with the rest of the Actors
The writers and the directors definitely accomplished what they wanted . He did such a great job it carried on in his life for a while lol. Actors do , I’m shore be selective on some roles because of this
I heard that it was part of why Viggo Mortensen selected to take less money from New Line for Lord of the Rings in trade for three other roles in films that were nothing like it. Hidalgo, A History of Violence, and Eastern Promises were awesome movie that kept him from getting as typecast as Orlando Bloom did with both Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean.
@@staceymalchow4528Interesting. I hadn't heard that but it was a savvy business move just to get three more roles, any of which might be another blockbuster or "critically acclaimed".
Loved Hidalgo even though it probably took a LOT of artistic license, but who cares? Entertaining, and GORGEOUS horse. I read that Viggo bought him after, so he got him and Brego from LotR.
That reminds me of . . . The Jewel in the Crown I think it was. Tim Piggott-Smith played an absolute d*ck in that series, and got a lot of hate from fans. He said one time a woman approached him on the street and spluttered at him something like
"You . . .you . . .
If you had a restaurant, I would not eat at it!"
Probably lots of stories from actors with roles like that.
I just love Band of Brothers , amazing actors and the story was incredible.
Kudos to Schwimmer!!!
HECK OF AN ACTOR in his portrayal of the Captain everyone hated. And, a talented comedian on Friends.
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Brilliant TV. This and Pacific.😊
Schwimmer was absolutely fantastic as Sobel. I was Army myself and met too many people just like him. He friggin nailed it.
Everything about this show was so great. Really rare imo for a series to have so many elements work perfectly together. I still rewatch Band of Brothers every year.
David Schwimmer did a fantastic job and I still think its his best role. I initially doubted almost every major choice for almost all of the roles.
I went in thinking "most of these guys dont look like military guys, they dont look like action heroes." Yet that was precisely one of the reasons they were cast and it paid off so well.