Grateful Dead Channel (Ch. 23) celebrates the life and legacy of Jerry Garcia during “The Days Between,” August 1–9, marking the time between Jerry’s birth and his passing.
POTUS hosted an exclusive “Front Row” conversation with the cast of “Pressure,” the new film about the pivotal weather forecast that helped shape the D-Day invasion.
Hosted by Steve Scully at SiriusXM’s New York City studios, the special featured Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, Damian Lewis, and Kerry Condon discussing the real-life figures behind the gripping World War II drama.
During the “Front Row,” Andrew reflected on Captain James Stagg’s integrity under pressure, while Brendan explored Dwight D. Eisenhower’s burden of leadership. Damian and Kerry also shared insight into portraying General Montgomery and Kay Summersby in the award-worthy film.
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