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Dolph Lundgren Talks ‘History’s Greatest Machines’ & His Brother’s Very Different Life
The eight-part series explores inventions shaped by conflict, as Lundgren draws on his engineering background and family history.
- On Monday, June 1, actor Dolph Lundgren debuts as host and executive producer of the eight-part series 'History's Greatest Machines With Dolph Lundgren' on the History Channel at 10/9c.
- Many significant devices emerged from conflict, and Lundgren explores how humanity's darker impulses often sparked the brightest innovations throughout history.
- The premiere episode, "Aerial Attackers," explores controlling the battlefield, while Lundgren describes the tension between destruction and progress in German wartime rocket technology that powered the Saturn V rocket and Apollo missions.
- Future episodes include "Mission Critical," "Monster Machines," "Devices of Deception," and "Breakthrough Boats," continuing the examination of complex inventions that shaped world events.
- Before playing Ivan Drago in Rocky, Lundgren left Sweden to study chemical engineering, drawing from his family background of engineers that shaped his unique perspective on innovation.
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