Generation Kill: diferenças entre revisões

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There are 28 starring cast members with a large supporting cast. The majority of the characters are drawn from the Second Platoon of the First Reconnaissance Battalion's Bravo Company. [[Lee Tergesen]] plays embedded reporter [[Evan Wright]]. Wright is assigned to the lead vehicle of Bravo Company, which he shares with Sergeant Brad 'Iceman' Colbert, played by [[Alexander Skarsgård]], Corporal Josh Ray Person, played by [[James Ransone]], and Lance Corporal Harold James Trombley, played by [[Billy Lush]]. Other second platoon starring characters include: First Lieutenant [[Nathaniel Fick]], played by [[Stark Sands]]; Sergeant Antonio 'Poke' Espera played by [[Jon Huertas]]; Hospital Corpsman Second Class Robert Timothy 'Doc' Bryan played by [[Jonah Lotan]]; Corporal Evan 'Q-Tip' Stafford played by [[Wilson Bethel]]; Corporal Walt Hasser played by [[Pawel Szajda]]; Gunnery Sergeant Mike 'Gunny' Wynn played by [[Marc Menchaca]]; Corporal Gabriel 'Gabe' Garza played by [[Rey Valentin]]; Corporal Jason Lilley played by [[Kellan Lutz]]; Sergeant Leandro "Shady B" Batista played by [[Mike Figueroa]]; Sergeant Larry Shawn 'Pappy' Patrick played by [[Josh Barrett]]; Sergeant [[Rudy Reyes (Marine)|Rudy Reyes]] portrays himself; Corporal Anthony 'Manimal' Jacks played by [[Rich McDonald]]; and Corporal James Chaffin played by [[Eric Ladin]].

Other starring cast members include [[Owain Yeoman]] as Sergeant Eric Kocher, a long-suffering team-leader under the command of Captain America. [[J. Salome Martinez Jr.]] as Corporal Jeffrey 'Dirty Earl' Carazales. [[Nabil Elouahabi]] as the battallion translator Meesh. Finally [[Robert John Burke]] portrays [[James Mattis|Major General James "Mad Dog" Mattis]] who is Ferrando's superior.

 

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|Aux1 = [[David Simon]] & [[Ed Burns]]

|Aux2 = [[Susanna White]]

|EpisodeNumber = '''1'''

|ShortSummary = Marines prepare to invade Iraq at the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom; while the Marines wait to receive their orders at Camp Mathilda in Kuwait, they learn that Rolling Stone columnist Evan Wright will be embedded with them.

|Aux1 = Ed Burns & [[Evan Wright]] (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = Susanna White

|EpisodeNumber = '''2'''

|ShortSummary = With the invasion of Iraq now in full swing, Sgt. Colbert tries to keep his unit focused. First Recon Marines adjust to shifting attack plans while anticipating their first contact with the enemy in Nasiriyah and Al Gharraf.

|Aux1 = Ed Burns (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = Susanna White

|EpisodeNumber = '''3'''

|ShortSummary = Bravo Company awaits for their next orders for a recon mission, having survived its first trial by fire; Encino Man requests an artillery strike on a phantom RPG team; Fick tries to take control of a dangerous situation; Ferrando issues a new, more urgent order shortly after Alpha Company shells Ar Rifa.

|Aux1 = David Simon (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = [[Simon Cellan Jones]]

|EpisodeNumber = '''4'''

|ShortSummary = Grumbling in the ranks about the abandoned supply truck occupies time to kill at the captured airfield, but Bravo is soon on the move again, heading north, clearing villages and setting up a roadblock outside Al Hayy. Meanwhile, Alpha is ordered to find the body of a Marine in Al Shatra, but their mission is delayed by a CIA operation.

|Aux1 = Evan Wright (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = Simon Cellan Jones

|EpisodeNumber = '''5'''

|ShortSummary = Despite an armored division's punishing response to First Recon's intelligence-gathering about an ambush-in-waiting at a strategic bridge, Bravo still meets stiff resistance while making several attempts to cross it; a survey of the battlefield prompts more questions than answers about the enemy; a roadblock in Al Muwaffiqiyah tests the Marines' ever-changing rules of engagement.

|Aux1 = Ed Burns (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = Simon Cellan Jones

|EpisodeNumber = '''6'''

|ShortSummary = After First Recon is assigned the unfamiliar mission of escorting hundreds of civilians fleeing Baghdad, they begin to wonder if their part in the war may be ending. Godfather has other plans to get his men back into the battle.

|Aux1 = David Simon (teleplay)<br>David Simon & Ed Burns (story)

|Aux2 = Susanna White

|EpisodeNumber = '''7'''

|ShortSummary = Having reached Baghdad, Bravo Team is shocked at the size of the city; while First Recon begin doing their daily patrols in Baghdad, they find out the obstacles that they and the Iraqis face are much greater than they could ever think of.

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The series has a large collection of music, most of which is sung by main characters, but others are sung by the actual artists.

 

* "[[Merry Christmas from the Family]]" by [[Robert Earl Keen]]

* "[[Sk8ter boi]]" by [[Avril Lavigne]]

* "[[Lovin' You]]" by [[Minnie Riperton]]

 

* "[[Beyoglu]]" by [[DJ Kambo]]

* "[[The Marines' Hymn]]" Traditional

* "[[Hot in Herre]]" by [[Nelly]]

 

* "[[Hot in Herre]]" by [[Nelly]]

* "[[Tainted Love]]" by [[Ed Cobb]]

 

* "[[I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die]]" by [[Joe McDonald]]

* "Attahaddiat" by [[Kadhum Al Sahir]]

* "[[Teenage Dirtbag]]" by [[Wheatus]]

 

* "[[On the Road Again]]" by [[Willie Nelson]]

* "[[Sundown (song)|Sundown]]" by [[Gordon Lightfoot]]

* "[[Gangsta Gangsta]]" by [[N.W.A.]]

 

* "[[It Ain't Easy]]" by [[Tupac Shakur]]

* "[[Fuck tha Police]]" by [[N.W.A.]]

* "[[Can I Kick It?]]" by [[A Tribe Called Quest]]

 

* "[[9 to 5 (Sheena Easton song)|9 to 5]]" by [[Sheena Easton]]

* "[[Come Sail Away]]" by [[Styx (band)|Styx]]

* "[[The Man Comes Around]]" by [[Johnny Cash]]

 

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*[http://www.hbo.com/generationkill Official HBO Generation Kill Website]