The Liberator: Netflix Released Official Trailer- Click to know more

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The Liberator Updates: Netflix sets out – Official Trailer and Key Art of “The Liberator”. One of the adventurous and action series.

The quad-part animated series is true story of US Army Officer Felix Sparks who in WWII led the 157^th Infantry Battalion on a 500-day fight to free Europe; the series premieres on Veteran’s Day, 11^th November.

Netflix has unleashed an official trailer and key art for their upcoming prophesy series, The Liberator. The quad-part animated series, based on the real story of World War II infantry commander Felix “Shotgun” sparks, who led the 157^th Infantry Battalion of the 45^th Division, an integrated, Oklahoma National Guard unit of white cowboys, Mexican Americans and Native soldiers drawn through cross the west. The series will debut on Veteran’s Day, 11^th November.

Well, this project is the 1^st ever produced in Trioscope enhanced Hybrid Animation, a new patent-pending technology combing state-of-the-art CGI with action performance, sketched to bring up an unprecedented level of emotion and fidelity to the animated drama experience.

The technology was developed by director L.C Crowley and Brandon Bar. The projects mark up to the Trioscope’s first huge project with Netflix and serve as their intro to the medium for large scale dramatic stories. Crowley, along with Barr, serves as executive producers.

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Have you read the book? Named- “The Liberator: One World War II Soldier’s500-day Odyssey” by Alex Kershaw?

This series portrays the rooted true story of the bloodiest and most dramatic march to victory of the Second World War: the battlefront odyssey of maverick U.S Army officer Felix Sparks and his infantry segment as they fought for over 500 days to liberate Europe.

On every level, Sparks and his battalion of “Thunderbirds” were classic soldiers and also citizens, and for almost 500 years part, they fought from Italy to France to the liberation of Dachau, through some of the most tiring battles of the war. These men were the most pride and decorated American combat segments of World War II.