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Also struggling to tell all the hot, young, white actor boys apart in Masters of the Air? Barry Keoghan will save you!
Austin Butler, Callum Turner and Gary Goetzman speak to Variety about the making of Apple's World War II epic 'Masters of the Air.'
On their first mission alone, they lost three planes and 30 men. Sky-high casualties earned them their grim nickname early on, and now their incredible story is being put on screen in an epic war drama on Apple TV+. Annabel Nugent reads up on the young men in the cockpit
Callum Turner and Barry Keoghan also star in the series, produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks.
On October 10 1943, the 100th Bomb Group – known as the “Bloody Hundredth” – flew as part of the US Eighth Air Force on a mission to Münster, Germany. Stationed at Thorpe Abbotts in Norfolk, the 100th Bomb Group sent 13 of its B-17 “Flying Fortress” bombers to Münster. Twelve were lost in as many minutes. Only one returned.