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For Tom Hanks, World War II Will Never Be Over

The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker on his new 20-part docuseries, the legacy of 'Saving Private Ryan,' and his vision for America on its 250th.

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time.comStai leggendo4 g fa

For Tom Hanks, World War II Will Never Be Over

The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker on his new 20-part docuseries, the legacy of 'Saving Private Ryan,' and his vision for America on its 250th.

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Tom Hanks Just Can’t Quit World War II (and It’s Keeping Him Up at Night)

History Channel debuts *World War II With Tom Hanks*, a 20-episode docuseries executive-produced by Hanks and Pulitzer historian Jon Meacham, first all-encompassing WWII series since ITV's *The World at War* (1974). Linear networks counter streaming fragmentation with premium branded docs anchored on A-list talent: a content-investment playbook increasingly relevant for media-budget decisions.

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  1. venerdì 22 maggio 2026·time.com

    For Tom Hanks, World War II Will Never Be Over

    The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker on his new 20-part docuseries, the legacy of 'Saving Private Ryan,' and his vision for America on its 250th.

  2. lunedì 25 maggio 2026·hollywoodreporter.com

    Tom Hanks Just Can’t Quit World War II (and It’s Keeping Him Up at Night)

    The actor-producer and historian Jon Meacham discuss their new History Channel docuseries on 'the largest event in human history'