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Ep 50 – Behind the Costumes of SAS Rogue Heroes Season Two (With Terry Herfield)

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Celebrating 50 Episodes of Rosie the Reviewer!

Can you believe we’re fast approaching our first anniversary? It feels a little surreal to be honest.

Join us as we mark our 50th episode with a special guest—Terry Herfield, crowd costume supervisor from the hit WWII series SAS Rogue Heroes.

 

🎬 Peek Behind the Curtain of Costume Design

 Ever wondered how costumes in WWII dramas come together? Terry shares her journey from theatre to television, letting us know what it takes to dress hundreds of extras, stunt performers, and actors for authentic battle scenes and period settings.

Don’t Miss These Highlights:

  • Discover the surprising complexities of managing a crowd costume department.
  • Learn about filming challenges in stunning Croatia.
  • Hear about the fascinating art of making costumes look genuinely battle-worn.
  • Hilarious set anecdotes (including a memorable “modesty pouch” incident).
  • Discover the camaraderie between all departments (might just be what makes Rogues so special). 
 

✨ Why You Should Tune In: Experience the magic behind your favorite WWII action-drama with stories and insights perfect for history buffs and fans of SAS Rogue Heroes.

🎧 Listen to Episode 50 of Rosie the Reviewer Now! 🎧

 

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