George Stevens: D-Day to Berlin

00:00:26 This was World War ll.

00:02:02 And with it, he and the men who traveled in his jeep...

00:03:13 But all very liberal men.

00:04:31 ...my father began his color film diary.

00:06:44 George felt very strong about the war.

00:07:53 These were the... Truly the sinews of war.

00:09:55 ...and we'd all made many, many motion pictures.

00:11:05 The pace has been hot...

00:12:29 George had an extraordinary sense...

00:14:47 After weeks of bombardment and ground assault...

00:16:24 ...now, as liberators, they measured each day's advance in miles.

00:18:17 All the purpose of the war seemed to be coming true before your eyes.

00:20:05 ...through this enormous angry, rejoicing crowd...

00:23:50 The Allies believed the enemy was weakening.

00:28:03 ...40 miles of tunnels and passages.

00:29:50 ...and when we came back that man had rolled over and died.

00:31:27 And there they all were before us.

00:33:36 ...to move south through Germany to Bavaria.

00:35:44 One hundred and twenty-two SS guards were shot.

00:37:46 Now warriors from many Allied nations were free...

00:39:09 ...to Berchtesgaden.

00:41:01 Most of them were wandering around in a daze.

00:42:49 ...and for many of them, their war experience would color their work.

00:44:24 Dad reached in his pocket and handed this to him.