Entertainment One’s series Perfect Storms: Disasters that Changed the World is going to show in the UK, on the channel Yesterday. As well as episodes on the “Great Galveston Hurricane” of 1900, the 1755 earthquake and tsunami
in Lisbon, 1923′s earthquake in Kanto and the 1941 Battle of Moscow, there is also an episode on the Battle of Teutoburg Forest which was immense fun to shoot last summer. It is likely to screen in Q2. Full story here.
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