There is no question that Band of Brothers is the greatest miniseries ... I don’t understand why HBO hasn’t already done it. Albert Blithe (Marc Warren), who is the point-of-view character ...

Key Takeaways: Band of Brothers, while generally accurate ... incorrectly depicting the fate of Private Albert Blithe, and misrepresenting First Lieutenant Norman Dike as a coward.

HBO’s World War II miniseries “Band of Brothers” follows the men ... Screenshot via YouTube. Pvt. Albert Blithe survived World War II and went on to serve in Korea. In the third episode ...

Private Albert Blithe headlines the third episode of Band of Brothers “Carentan,” notably becoming the first non-Dick Winters characters to do so. His story serves as an interesting bookend to ...

More than two decades after it first aired, HBO’s Band of Brothers remains a seminal work of television. Based on Stephen Ambrose’s book of the same name, the 10-part show tracks the members ...

When Stephen Ambrose was researching Band Of Brothers the book, he heard from some of the men of Easy Company that Albert Blithe had died in 1948, having never really fully recovered from the ...

Fans of Band of Brothers will remember that the drama ... (From L to R) Actors Dexter Fletcher (as John Martin), Marc Warren (as Albert Blithe), James Maddio (as Frank Perconte) and Ben Caplan ...

Albert Blithe (Marc Warren), who is the point-of ... to the members of Easy until after the series came out in 2001. Band of Brothers is a show that takes great pride in its accuracy, and it ...

While the first two episodes of the series primarily had Winters at their centre, this time out we see a great deal from the perspective of Private Albert Blithe (Marc Warren). Blithe wasn’t a ...