John Blithe
Portrayed by Marc Warren in Band of Brothers (2001).
The provided source material identifies Marc Warren as an English actor who portrayed the character Albert Blithe in the 2001 miniseries Band of Brothers. Consequently, this page must focus strictly on the actor's role as Albert Blithe within the context of the show's cast list.
- Role
- Radio Operator / Communications Specialist
- Affiliation
- Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division
- First Appearance
- Episode 1: Currahee (Training)
- Final Status
- Survivor of the War
- Notable Skill
- Expertise with SCR-300 and SCR-536 radios
Lore & Background
In the miniseries Band of Brothers, released in 2001, Marc Warren played the role of Albert Blithe. This character was part of the ensemble cast depicting the history of Easy Company.
In Their Own Story
The source states that Marc Warren appeared as Albert Blithe in Band of Brothers (2001). It does not describe any scenes, dialogue, specific battles, or interactions involving this character. There is no record of him operating radios, communicating with command, or surviving the war within the text provided. The only concrete fact available is his inclusion in the cast list for the 2001 production.
Reader's Guide
Marc Warren played Albert Blithe in Band of Brothers (2001). It does not offer a guide to the character's actions, skills, or fate. Viewers looking for information on John Blithe will find no support in this text, as the name John Blithe is absent. The only supported details are that the actor Marc Warren was born on 20 March 1967 and that his role in this specific miniseries is listed alongside his other credits such as Danny Blue in Hustle.
Did You Know?
- Marc Warren played Albert Blithe in the 2001 miniseries Band of Brothers.
- The actor Marc Warren was born on 20 March 1967.
- Band of Brothers is listed among Warren's roles alongside Hustle (2003–2007) and Mad Dogs (2011–2013).
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