Fire and Ice: The Korean War
Brief Synopsis
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Four-part documentary about the Korean War. In Part 1, North Korea stages a surprise attack on the South on June 25, 1950 which catches U.N. forces off guard and forces them to fight with their backs to the sea. Part 2 examines General Douglas McArthur's successful counteroffensive at Inchon. Part 3
Cast & Crew
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Edward Herrmann
Narrator
Joseph Alexander
Writer
Rob Cazin
Other
Tracey A Connor
Editor
Tracey A Connor
Producer
Scott Delaney
Audio
Film Details
Also Known As
Korean War: Fire and Ice, The
Genre
Documentary
Historical
War
Release Date
1999
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
Four-part documentary about the Korean War. In Part 1, North Korea stages a surprise attack on the South on June 25, 1950 which catches U.N. forces off guard and forces them to fight with their backs to the sea. Part 2 examines General Douglas McArthur's successful counteroffensive at Inchon. Part 3 tells the story of the longest and most brutal retreat in U.S. military history, and in Part 4, President Truman relieves General McArthur from command and a stalemate ensues, resulting in two years of bloody fighting as both sides work out a peace plan.
Crew
Joseph Alexander
Writer
Rob Cazin
Other
Tracey A Connor
Editor
Tracey A Connor
Producer
Scott Delaney
Audio
Paul W Lewis
Post-Production Supervisor
Paul W Lewis
Graphics
Charlie Maday
Executive Producer
Elyse Miranda
Producer
Vincent Mondillo
Producer
Rod Paschall
Writer
Lou Reda Ii
Production Assistant
Lou Reda
Executive Producer
Scott Reda
Assistant
Lauri Salladay
Other
Stacy L Schlomannm
Production Assistant
Edwin H Simmons
Consultant
Matt Stahl
Other
Norman Stahl
Writer
Sharon Stahl
Transcripts
Mark Tergesen
Production Assistant
Mort Zimmerman
Producer
Film Details
Also Known As
Korean War: Fire and Ice, The
Genre
Documentary
Historical
War
Release Date
1999
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
