We’re only about 2 months away from the launch of The Pacific on HBO in the US market (a list of showtimes for other countries will be available shortly). The series will start with the first episode on Sunday, March 14 at 8pm CST through May 16. A new episode will be shown every Sunday, just like how it was done with Band of Brothers in 2001. However, HBO will be re-broadcasting Band of Brothers again starting Sunday, January 3 at 8pm CST and then lead up to The Pacific. More »

HBO has released the third trailer for Pacific and you can find it on our trailers page.  Let us know what you thought of it by posting in our forum!

A new cut of the Pacific trailer is available for viewing on our website. However, this is a more mature edition of the trailer. You can view it here: http://www.pacificfans.com/trailer-videos . Post your comments in our forum and let us know what you thought!

HBO has released over 30 new photos taken from the series. You can view them on their website.

HBO has released the first official behind-the-scenes featurette. As we get closer to the end of the year 2009, we’ll be seeing more and more content. Watch the video and let us know what you think by posting in our forums!

Jon Seda, the actor playing Marine Sgt. John Basilone, attended the 28th annual John Basilone Memorial Parade on Sunday (Sept. 27) in Raritan Borough, New Jersey. Seda, a New Jersey native who spent a year filming his role as Basilone in “The Pacific,” said being in Sunday’s parade was like coming full circle in his recreation of the war hero’s life. Read the entire article here.

HBO has just released a brand new trailer for “The Pacific”! Many more never-before-seen shots can be viewed in this trailer. Click here to view it . We hope to have a better quality version available sometime soon.

Be sure to post your thoughts and comments in our forum. We’ll be talking about it in there, so come on over!

Update: THE TRAILER HAS BEEN REMOVED…and now it’s BACK!

Tom Hanks, the executive producer of ‘Pacific’, will show an exclusive preview of the series this October 12, 2009 at the Great Lakes Theatre Festival being held in Northern Ohio. Hanks is the honorary chairman at this year’s stage Festival and he will lend Hollywood star power by making a guest appearance there. For more information, read The Morning Journal. If you’re in the Ohio area and planning to attend, let us know! We’d love to have someone give us a report about the Festival, including the footage shown.

Here are the first 4 photos that have been OFFICIALLY released by HBO. They show Joe Mazzello as Eugene B. Sledge, flame thrower in action, Jon Seda running under fire, and James Badge Dale and Jacob Pitts resting. To see the photos, go to our PHOTOS page.

A new version of the trailer has been released despite containing mostly the same scenes as the previous version. The difference is that the new trailer contains a different soundtrack. Could this be the actual music from the film’s soundtrack? You can view the latest trailer here.

Recently, Dale Dye, the military technical advisor for The Pacific was interviewed by a film news website. In the interview, Dye talked briefly about Pacific and said the following:

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Someone posted some new photos of ‘Pacific’ over at a computer game forum.

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Thanks to an anonymous tipster, we have received the first ever look at The Pacific trailer as shown on HBO on June 21st.

After viewing the video, why not join us in our forum and tell others what you thought about it?

Go to our TRAILER page to view it!

There are reports that a new (and the first official)  ‘Pacific’ trailer has been shown on HBO just before the start of TRUE BLOOD, an HBO TV series. We have been unable to find any recordings of the trailer on the internet. If you know of any, please contact us!

International TV networks have begun to purchase HBO’s The Pacific for a March 2010 release. A total of 10 episodes at 60minutes each will be shown on all the major networks ranging from the UK, to Germany, Asia, Austria, Switzerland and beyond. HBO billed the production as, “the biggest thing HBO has ever done” but also “the biggest production in the history of television,” given the scale and scope of the miniseries.  It’s like making 10 major movies at once.