From creators Ed Burns and David Simon (The Wire), this seven-part miniseries focuses on the first 40 days of the war in Iraq, as told by an elite group of U.S. Marines.
The Endurance of Gen Kill
Ten years after its debut, the series remains timely as ever.
Simon discusses its enduring wisdom and shares his memories.
The actor known for True Blood and Big Little Lies reflects on the miniseries that started it all for him.
The series defies the rules of the genre, presenting the realities of modern-day combat in sometimes funny, sometimes shocking, but always unexpected fashion.
A Marine who took part in the invasion depicted in the miniseries shares just how accurate the show is.
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Marines in Kuwait awaiting orders to invade Iraq are joined by a writer from Rolling Stone, in the first episode, "Get Some."
“Grippingly powerful.”
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Simon and some of his favorite collaborators were at ATX Festival to share insight into the production company behind The Wire, The Deuce and more.
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The casting director looks back on memorable auditions, and reveals which role was the toughest to fill.
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For stories about real cities and people, look no further than these series from the team behind The Wire.
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