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Interviews with director and cast; Photo gallery
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Fall of Eagles: Episodes 1-4 Bonus Features
1. The Future of Austria [9:39]
2. My Fellow Prisoners [8:57]
3. The Shadow of the Palace [3:28]
4. Evil for Evil [5:57]
5. A Castle Under Siege [6:04]
6. For God and the Father [6:52]
7. Weakness of the Spirit [4:55]
8. The Past Means Nothing [5:21]
1. Royal Houses Linked [10:50]
2. Advancement of Europe [6:23]
3. The River of History [3:42]
4. Emperor of All Germany [4:58]
5. Good Germans [5:41]
6. Iron and Blood [6:12]
7. His Tears are Political [6:56]
8. International Calamity [6:54]
1. The Iron Chancellor [8:23]
2. Succession to the Throne [10:35]
3. Friendship With Russia [3:19]
4. Put on Our Watches [4:34]
5. Loyal Servant [5:41]
6. A Fine, Noble Ship [5:06]
7. Until God Calls Me Away [5:46]
8. I Am Your Sovereign [7:36]
1. January 30, 1889 [9:43]
2. 9:18 Am [4:59]
3. 11:42 Am [6:05]
4. 1:20 Pm [8:30]
5. 3:10 Pm [6:40]
6. January 31 [6:07]
7. 6 Pm [5:57]
8. February 1 [3:25]
Disc #2 -- Fall of Eagles: Episodes 5-8
1. The Judgement of An Infant [6:52]
2. Autocrats Are Not Eternal [7:52]
3. Only One Princess [9:09]
4. Faint Heart Never Won [8:06]
5. A Darker Brain [7:07]
6. Sleep Will Become Death [6:30]
7. Marrying Russia [3:34]
8. In the Name of God [1:14]
1. The Source of Power [8:55]
2. The Young Eagle [7:25]
3. Loyalty to the Party [7:11]
4. Theory and Organization [7:27]
5. The Image and the Reality [5:54]
6. Building the Vision [4:09]
7. Lenin's Image of the Party [6:16]
8. Goodbye, Comrades [4:01]
1. Dearest Nicky [:41]
2. Without Warning [6:18]
3. Action, Not Words [8:56]
4. In Spite of Unrest [7:57]
5. Dear Willie [5:58]
6. Machinery [4:20]
7. Left on the Hillside [9:18]
8. A Very Nice Souvenir [4:20]
1. Out of the Dark Ages [4:30]
2. Labyrinths [6:07]
3. A Pioneer [6:03]
4. A Trifle Unsubtle [6:02]
5. Drowned in the Flood [5:16]
6. Fabricating a Future [4:22]
7. The Terms [10:45]
8. The Black Band [8:54]
Disc #3 -- Fall of Eagles: Episodes 9-12
1. The Fool [8:44]
2. Old World Diplomacy [7:09]
3. What the Mortar Does [6:08]
4. Spice to the Mixture [5:52]
5. The Nature of Honor [5:31]
6. Empty Gesture [6:07]
7. Broken Off at the Hilt [4:03]
8. Germany Insists [7:25]
1. Of All the Crosses [9:33]
2. The Energy of Patience [8:52]
3. Iron Fist [8:02]
4. Best Wishes [4:04]
5. Something Wrong [5:30]
6. Spared Nothing [7:08]
7. Reach for the Sword [6:05]
8. The Worm in the Apple [3:04]
1. It's Own Blood [10:56]
2. Supreme Control [6:30]
3. Our Friend's Presence [5:02]
4. The Greater the Sin [4:15]
5. To the Verge of Ruin [7:44]
6. See the Wickedness [10:45]
7. Never and Nowhere [3:28]
8. The People of Russia [4:15]
1. Unrestrained [7:49]
2. Remove the Tsar [8:28]
3. In Our Hands [5:57]
4. A State of Revolution [8:28]
5. The Will of the People [8:08]
6. This Little Plot [4:41]
7. No Alternative [4:48]
8. Petrograd at Last [5:34]
Disc #4 -- Fall of Eagles: Episode 13: Bonus
1. In Blood and Field Grey [11:14]
2. What Fun We Had [5:09]
3. Riddles [7:58]
4. Time to Charge [6:22]
5. The Solution [8:45]
6. Aches and Pains [6:36]
7. No Farewells [3:53]
8. End of An Epoch [1:17]
Originally aired by the BBC in 1974, this 13-part miniseries depicts the period during the mid-19th century in which the royal families of Austria-Hungary, Russia, and Germany dominated Europe. By the dawn of the 20th century, however, political uprisings and societal change led to a tumultuous upheaval in the once-decadent lives of the Hapsburgs, Romanovs, and Hohenzollerns, resulting in the end of their monarchical rule. Covering over 60 years in the course of its 13 episodes, Fall of Eagles takes what could have been a dry history lesson and instead fashions an engrossing tale of family, loyalty, betrayal, and, ultimately, destruction. A cast of hundreds -- along with the typical BBC eye for period drama -- brings Fall of Eagles to life. Starring notable actors such as Michael Kitchen, Gemma Jones, Robert Brown, Miriam Margoyles, John Rhys-Davies, and Patrick Stewart as a remarkably believable Vladimir Lenin, Fall of Eagles merits consideration among the very best BBC miniseries of its time. Christina Urban, Barnes & Noble