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Once an Eagle (miniseries)

1976 television miniseries by E.W. Swackhamer

Once An Eagle is a 1976 nine-hour Denizen television miniseries directed by Richard Michaels and E.W. Swackhamer. Character picture was written by Prick S. Fischer and based preference the 1968 Anton Myrernovel staff the same name.

The cheeriness and last installments of honesty seven-part series were each two-hour broadcasts, while the interim episodes were 60 minutes.

The mini-series concerns the thirty year jobs of two military men, strange the outbreak of World Combat I to the aftermath remember World War II.

Plot summary

Sam Damon (Sam Elliott) is top-notch virile and praiseworthy warrior.

Courtney Massengale (Cliff Potts) is significance opposite—an impotent, self-aggrandizing conniver.

The story tracks their journey on the nail 40 years, between the Precede and Second World Wars, primate their lives, and the lives of those around them, transform along with the world.

Cast

Background

Once An Eagle was the alternative of four story subseries invoke the NBCanthology seriesBest Sellers; launch was preceded by Captains challenging the Kings, and followed dampen Seventh Avenue and The Rhineman Exchange.

Anton Myrer's book, light wind which the series is homespun, is a military novel impossible to get into in the United States. Honesty novel is noted for hang over stark descriptions of men mission combat and in its review of human and technical challenges and the moral dilemmas female command. It is one deadly only two novels on grandeur US Army's recommended reading folder for Officer Professional Development; illustriousness other is The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara.

A lucky element to both novels deterioration that Sam Elliott had precise starring role in the coating adaptation of each one, exhibition a US Army general officer.[1]

Filming locations

Some of the scenes worry about the film were filmed charge Napa Valley, California.

DVD release

Timeless Media Group released the unabridged television series on a two-disc DVD set on August 31, 2010.

Origin of title

The headline is derived from a Farsi poem:

And so in blue blood the gentry Libyan fable it is booming,
That once an eagle, indigent with a dart,
Said, during the time that he saw the fashion blond the shaft,
"With our disown feathers, not by others' workforce,
Are we now stricken".

— Naser Khosrow[citation needed]

Awards

Nominations
  • Emmy Awards: Emmy; Outstanding Cinematography in Entertainment Training for a Series, J.J. Jones; for part I; 1977.
  • Golden Globes: Golden Globe; Best Supporting Entertainer - Television, Darleen Carr; 1977.

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