Sentence examples for filming of war from inspiring English sources

The difficulties Dano faced during the filming of War And Peace were less burdensome, and revolved around trying to figuring out Tolstoy's deeper meaning.

Cruise brought in two motorcycles to be painted, a Triumph and a Honda Rune; the Honda had been given to him by Spielberg after the filming of "War of the Worlds".

Other confirmed loans will include Hepburn captured on set in Italy during the filming of War and Peace (1955), by Philippe Halsman and George Daniell; publicity photographs for Funny Face (1957) and on-set photographs taken by Terry O'Neill during the making of How to Steal a Million (1966) and Two for the Road (1967).

Wednesday at 7 p.m. Films of War: Alternative Voices Series: "Winter Soldiers," documentary about Vietnam veterans.

EACH year the National Memorial Day concert in Washington is a poignant blend of music, dramatic readings and grainy black-and-white film of wars fought long ago and far away.

An article in The Arts yesterday about the filming of "The War of the Worlds" in Bayonne, N.J., misstated the size of the film's budget.

He is currently working on the Ben Stiller comedy Tropic Thunder, about the filming of a war movie in the tropics during which everything goes wrong.

"I had seen that terrible Nicolas Cage movie," she said, a reference to the film "Lord of War," which is believed to have been inspired by Mr. Bout, "and I had no idea it was about this guy".

"Bout was explicitly named as the inspiration for the film's villainous lead character at the end thereof," Mr. Dayan wrote of the 2005 film, "Lord of War," "and his photograph was even displayed to identify him".

Would you cast someone to play Anna Karenina in a film version of "War and Peace"?

His report formed the basis for Brian DePalma's considerably more accurate 1989 film Casualties of War.