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Today we have a bonus episode from a conversation I had with fellow Parthenon podcast network member Josh Cohen. Josh in the host of the Eyewitness History podcast. In this episode, we discuss some of the interesting aspects of Quinten Tarantino’s first foray in the historical fiction genre in his alternative World War 2 film, Inglorious Basterds. If you join up on Patreon, you will get more exclusive bonus content like this. I hope you enjoy and definitely subscribe so you can get all the new full episodes.
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[00:00:00] did they say in the film one that's approximately takes place. That first scene they say happens in 1941 where, uh, we'll meet him. Eventually. Hons Londa played by the wonderful Christoph waltz that was in 1941. Shoshana, the one of the lead characters, she looks young there, but I don't think they say how much time passed between when that scene happens.
And then rains puts together the Inglorious bastards. Do they say it? Not, not as I recall, maybe our viewers can, can fact check the two of us on this, but I, I believe it's generally presumed that at least a few years past, because Shoshana goes from being. Effectively a, a refugee, a Jew, a Jewish person on, on the, on the lamb, um, to becoming, uh, an owner of a [00:01:00] theater.
Um, and the way she gets us theater is somewhat mysterious. She says that it, uh, it was left to her by her on and her uncle, but it must be remembered that she's giving this as a story to, um, uh, Fredericks. Uh, a German, a German officer, in fact, in a war hero, which I'm sure we'll, we'll get into. Um, and so it's, it's tough to tell how much of that should really be believed.
And it must have been presumably before the D-Day invasion in 1944, because Francis fell occupied by the Germans. So at some time in between 1941 and 19, mid, 1944, Right. That was where I placed it. That, that was the one thing I knew since it was still occupied. France was that, uh, that was that it was before D-Day.
S
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Music Provided by:
"Crossing the Chasm" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Today we have a bonus episode from a conversation I had with fellow Parthenon podcast network member Josh Cohen. Josh in the host of the Eyewitness History podcast. In this episode, we discuss some of the interesting aspects of Quinten Tarantino’s first foray in the historical fiction genre in his alternative World War 2 film, Inglorious Basterds. If you join up on Patreon, you will get more exclusive bonus content like this. I hope you enjoy and definitely subscribe so you can get all the new full episodes.
If you want to learn more, you can head over to beyond the big screen dot com.
You can support beyond the big screen on Patreon. By joining on Patreon, you help keep Beyond the Big Screen sustainable for the future and you get many great benefits. Benefits include advertisement free content, bonus content and early access. The bonus content is great too. I will feature outtakes from episodes and live streaming episodes. If you join at the Executive producer level, you will become just that, an Executive Producer of Beyond the Big screen. You will be able to develop ideas for upcoming episodes, help find great guests and of course have your name mentioned at the beginning or end of each episode. You won’t be just a supporter, you will be a key member of the team.
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If you have any questions, comments or feedback, send me an email to steve at a to z history page dot com or follow us on social media by searching for a to z history. I will see you next time, beyond the big screen.
[00:00:00] did they say in the film one that's approximately takes place. That first scene they say happens in 1941 where, uh, we'll meet him. Eventually. Hons Londa played by the wonderful Christoph waltz that was in 1941. Shoshana, the one of the lead characters, she looks young there, but I don't think they say how much time passed between when that scene happens.
And then rains puts together the Inglorious bastards. Do they say it? Not, not as I recall, maybe our viewers can, can fact check the two of us on this, but I, I believe it's generally presumed that at least a few years past, because Shoshana goes from being. Effectively a, a refugee, a Jew, a Jewish person on, on the, on the lamb, um, to becoming, uh, an owner of a [00:01:00] theater.
Um, and the way she gets us theater is somewhat mysterious. She says that it, uh, it was left to her by her on and her uncle, but it must be remembered that she's giving this as a story to, um, uh, Fredericks. Uh, a German, a German officer, in fact, in a war hero, which I'm sure we'll, we'll get into. Um, and so it's, it's tough to tell how much of that should really be believed.
And it must have been presumably before the D-Day invasion in 1944, because Francis fell occupied by the Germans. So at some time in between 1941 and 19, mid, 1944, Right. That was where I placed it. That, that was the one thing I knew since it was still occupied. France was that, uh, that was that it was before D-Day.
S
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Steve Guerra is a historian and podcaster who hosts three different shows. He started with the History of the Papacy Podcast in 2013. In 2017, Steve began Beyond the Big Screen, a podcast that delves into the fascinating stories behind films through lively interviews. His newest show, Organized Crime and Punishment, takes a deep dive into the roots, evolution, and impact of organized crime across different cultures and countries.
