Nazi Megastructures: Hell Island
03:00 am - 04:00 am, Today on National Geographic Channel HDTV (West) ()
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Hell Island
Season 7, Episode 3
Japan's do-or-die struggle to create and control an airfield in the middle of the Pacific is shown.
repeat
2019
English
Stereo
Documentary
Military
History
War
Season Finale
Cast & Crew
Eirik Bar
(Actor)
Robert Meller
(Actor)
Michael Koltes
(Actor)
Brando Boniver
(Actor)
Peter Stark
(Actor)
Adam Ganne
(Actor)
Julian Forsyth
(Actor)
Ashton Holmes
(Actor)
Carsten Hayes
(Actor)
Andy Diduca
(Actor)
Nick Beardshaw
(Actor)
Jozef Aoki
(Actor)
.. Harukichi Hyakutake
Swaylee Loughnane
(Actor)
.. Lieutenant Andrews
Eiji Mihara
(Actor)
.. Emperor Hirohito
Takayuki Suzuki
(Actor)
.. Genjirou Inui
More Information
Did You Know..
Eirik Bar
(Actor)
Robert Meller
(Actor)
Michael Koltes
(Actor)
Brando Boniver
(Actor)
Peter Stark
(Actor)
Adam Ganne
(Actor)
Birthplace: Poland
Trivia:
Was raised in Germany.Made his screen debut playing Bomber Pilot in the episode "Their Finest Hour" of the documentary TV mini-series Battlefield Britain.Made his theatrical feature film debut playing Dying German Soldier in the 2014 historical drama Testament of Youth.
Julian Forsyth
(Actor)
Ashton Holmes
(Actor)
Born:
February 17, 1978
Birthplace: Albany, New York, United States
Birthplace: Albany, New York, United States
Trivia:
After biding his time for several years on the daytime soap One Life to Live (and following it up with an appearance in the direct-to-video horror outing Raising Hell), genial, square-jawed actor Ashton Holmes graduated to fame at the hands of David Cronenberg in the director's 2005 A History of Violence. Cronenberg cast the then-23-year-old actor as Jack Stall, the son of an Indiana restaurateur, who finds himself repeating his father's pattern of violence when he responds to relentless bullying at his school by aggressively standing up for himself -- and then pushes his self-defense into the territory of criminal assault. The film (which screened at Cannes and the Toronto Film Festival and received multiple Oscar nominations) put Holmes on the cultural landscape, and paved the way for many additional follow-ups. Holmes' next major appearance, however, came three years later (under the aegis of tyro Noam Murro) with his portrayal of the son of an emotionally alienated literature professor (Dennis Quaid) in the offbeat, character-driven seriocomedy Smart People (2008). Over the coming years, Holmes would appear on a number of TV series, like The Pacific, Nikita, and Revenge.
Carsten Hayes
(Actor)
Andy Diduca
(Actor)
Nick Beardshaw
(Actor)
Jozef Aoki
(Actor)
.. Harukichi Hyakutake
Swaylee Loughnane
(Actor)
.. Lieutenant Andrews
Eiji Mihara
(Actor)
.. Emperor Hirohito
Takayuki Suzuki
(Actor)
.. Genjirou Inui
