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| Film 2001. Written by Michael Sloane. Directed by Frank Darabont. Starring Jim Carrey, Bob Balaban, Brent Briscoe, Jeffrey DeMunn, Amanda Detmer, Allen Garfield, Hal Holbrook, Laurie Holden, Martin Landau, Ron Rifkin, David Ogden Stiers and James Whitmore. |  | |
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| # | | 1919 - 107 years ago | | 1 | May 31, 1919  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Birth Dates | | May 31, 1919 Harry Trimble's son Albert L. Trimble - known as Luke - born, whom he believes has returned in the form of Peter Appleton.

| | 2 | October 8, 1919  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Birth Dates | | October 8, 1919 Lawson boy Virgil Toynbee born - date on headstone in the local cemetery.

| | 1920 - 106 years ago | | 3 | March 11, 1920  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Birth Dates | | March 11, 1920 Bobby Rilke born - date on headstone when Harry takes Peter to the cemetery in Lawson: Bobby Rilke. Red hair and freckles. Always charging up and down the street on his bicycle, screaming like a banshee, scaring the crap out of the old ladies.

| | 1944 - 82 years ago | | 4 | June 4, 1944  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | | June 4, 1944 Luke Trimble writes Adele Stanton a letter two days before he and his fellow soldiers participate in the Allied invasion of Normandy.

| | 5 | June 6, 1944  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Death Dates | | June 6, 1944 The town of Lawson loses many of their sons in the Allied invasion of Normandy. Harry mentions a few in the cemetery, including Bobby Rilke, Brad Henderson, Virgil Toynbee, Patrick Vitger, Stevie Wardlow, Teddy Parker and Jimmy Trask.

| | 6 | July 9, 1944  | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | | July 9, 1944 Date on Luke Trimble's headstone. Harry: Three days after the invasion, his platoon got pinned down by German artillery. They were damn near wiped out. Most boys dead or wounded, torn up by the shells... This fella here carried the injured to safety one by one, always going back until every living man was accounted for. He never wavered. Just kept doing what he had to do until it got done. He was reported missing in action a month later, near Saint-Lo. His body was never found.

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