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Can not wait for this one.
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Wonder if Mann biopic will have the candor to address the questions surrounding the legitimacy of Capa's most famous (Falling Soldier) photo? He is a great war photographer, no doubt about it. I'd want to see it anyway. The loss of the majority of the D-Day pictures (I think he came in the with the 2nd wave of the landing forces at Omaha beach) in a lab mishap is one of the great "what if's" of the war. See link to recent NY Times article.
"He is a great war photographer, no doubt about it."
If he's lying about staging photographs he's nowhere near great in my eyes.
Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
Yes yes I know, that an old discussion, I think the picture is true.
Martha Gellhorn, his soul mate never had any doubt about.
Any way he was a genius of the photo.
Hi,
Yes the controversy still lingers though?
Des
And I think, he did make this picture and no trick and he was pulling the leg of Mr. Hersey . And that was it.
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