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Fighting On Film - The War Movie Podcast!

Fighting on Film
Masters Of the Air
World War II
Zone Of Interest
Civil War
Cold War
Red Dawn
Kelly's Heroes
Holocaust
Land Of Bad
The Eagle Has Landed
Auschwitz
The Cruel Sea
Invasion Of the Body Snatchers
Jonathan Glazer
Christian Friedl
Sandra Hüller
Rudolf Höss
War Journalism
Extraction Genre
Russell Crowe

Fighting On Film - The War Movie Podcast. Join your hosts film lovers and military historians Robbie McGuire and Matthew Moss as they uncover forgotten gems and diamonds in the rough! Featuring special guests from the film industry and fellow historians. FoF dives deep into the genre we love so much.

Check out our website www.fightingonfilm.com Find us on twitter @FightingOnFilm

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Tony Cowards
Comedian and friend of the show
Episode: 1941 (1979) with Comedian Tony Cowards!
Tony Earnshaw
Journalist and author, former head of film programming at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television.
Episode: Making 'The Wild Geese (1978)' Special, ft Tony Earnshaw
Andy Chatterton
Historian specializing in British auxiliaries of the Second World War
Episode: Went The Day Well? ft. Historian Andy Chatterton
James Marquand
Director of Partisan and son of Richard Marquand
Episode: The Partisan (2025) with Director James Marquand
James Jefferies
RAF historian and fellow podcaster
Never Mind The Dam Busters
Episode: Bomber Harris (1989) ft James Jefferies
David Willey
Former curator at the Tank Museum, currently runs a YouTube channel.
Episode: Is Paris Burning? (1966) ft. David Willey
Alex Brockdorff
Actor and former soldier, known for roles in 'Warfare', 'Homeland', and 'Fury'.
Episode: Making Warfare - Interview with Actor Alex Brockdorff
Tom Petch
Historian and director
Director of The Patrol and author of Speed, Aggression, Surprise
Episode: SAS: Rogue Heroes Series 2, The Real History ft. Tom Petch
Dr. Victoria Taylor
Author and military historian, specializing in Luftwaffe history.
Episode: Stukas (1941) ft Dr. Victoria Taylor!

Hosts

Robbie McGuire
Co-host and film lover, with a deep passion for military history and war films.
Matthew Moss
Co-host and military historian with a focus on historical accuracy in war films and documentaries.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 228 ratings
  • Great pod

    A very interesting and informative podcast from two likeable hosts. Honest reviews of current and less well known war movies. The guys are very knowledgeable about weapons and “kit “. Very enjoyable listen. 👍👍👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ww2 film lover
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • fighting on film

    the guys’s are nice enough but ramble on too much and continually stray off topic.

    i haven’t had the patience to listen to a full episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Consumer--
    Australia10 months ago
  • My 4000 $ oasis in the Pods.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    DirtyDik
    a year ago
  • Commuting essential

    I love this show, and it’s my essential listen to and from, my drive to work. The only thing that lets it down is the needless and ridiculous swearing by Robbie, spoils a normally interesting and enjoyable podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Mark AKA Gripper
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Top pod

    If you like war films then this is the pod for you.

    Matt and Robbie are excellent hosts who not only know their stuff but are also funny and informative.

    Often they have guests on who are always interesting and provide another fresh perspective.

    Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Toby the Elf
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Listeners appreciate the hosts' deep knowledge of war films and their engaging discussions.
The podcast is often described as informative, entertaining, and ideal for fans of military history and cinema.
Some feedback points out occasional digressions in discussions, though these are sometimes seen as a part of the charm.
Listeners enjoy the insightful interviews with guests, which bring unique perspectives to film discussions.

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Making 'The Wild Geese (1978)' Special, ft Tony Earnshaw
Q: What does Earnshaw consider his favorite scene from the film?
Earnshaw cites the final confrontation scene between the mercenary and the banker, notably for the emotional depth and complexity it showcases, particularly Burton's performance.
Making 'The Wild Geese (1978)' Special, ft Tony Earnshaw
Q: How did the book come about?
The book came about after Earnshaw's long-interest in The Wild Geese and countless interviews he conducted over the years with people connected to the film. Eventually, he was offered the opportunity to write it alongside a new release of the movie.
Went The Day Well? ft. Historian Andy Chatterton
Q: How legit were the fears of something like this happening at the time?
Andy explains that while the threat of a German invasion was perceived as high, especially in 1940, the fears were somewhat exaggerated as the war progressed.
The Partisan (2025) with Director James Marquand
Q: Were there any elements from Skarbek's life that you would like to have included, but couldn't?
Marquand highlighted several aspects of Skarbek's vast experiences that were omitted, emphasizing the challenge of capturing her extensive story in a film.
The Partisan (2025) with Director James Marquand
Q: What kind of challenges did you face trying to condense such an incredible real life story into the script?
Marquand faced the challenge of organizing Skarbek's chaotic life into a cohesive narrative while maintaining emotional depth.

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A unique exploration of the war movie genre takes center stage, as hosts Robbie McGuire and Matthew Moss share their love for both popular and obscure films. With a blend of historical insight and entertaining commentary, episodes typically feature thorough discussions on various war films, highlighting their historical contexts, character dynamics, and production details. Regularly featuring expert guests and historians, the content ranges from deep dives into classic films to critiques of contemporary releases, making it appealing for both casual movie fans and serious cinephiles alike. This podcast is distinguished by its humorous yet informative style, as well as its emphasis on community engagement with listeners.

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1. Tony Cowards
2. Tony Earnshaw
3. Andy Chatterton
4. James Marquand
5. James Jefferies
6. David Willey
7. Alex Brockdorff
8. Tom Petch

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