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‘Pressure’ Review: Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser Go Toe-to-Toe in an Absorbing Tale of How the Weather Won the War

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‘Pressure’ Review: Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser Go Toe-to-Toe in an Absorbing Tale of How the Weather Won the War
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The film 'Pressure' explores the crucial role of meteorological planning during WWII, particularly on D-Day. It focuses on Captain James Stagg, a Scottish meteorologist who advised General Eisenhower on the timing of the Normandy landings. The drama unfolds primarily in the Allied military headquarters, highlighting tense interactions over weather predictions that could impact thousands of lives.

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Home Film News May 26, 2026 5:45pm PT ‘Pressure’ Review: Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser Go Toe-to-Toe in an Absorbing Tale of How the Weather Won the War Adapted from David Haig's 2014 play, Anthony Maras' straightforward, well-mounted WWII drama covers perhaps the one aspect of D-Day that hasn't yet been made into a movie: its meteorological planning. By Guy Lodge Plus Icon Guy Lodge Film Critic @guylodge Latest Hollywood Movies Largely Sat Out Cannes This Year. Does the Festival Need Them? 11 hours ago ‘Everytime’ Review: A Grieving Family Finds a Strange Path Towards Healing in Sandra Wollner’s Poised, Haunting Third Feature 3 days ago Romanian Director Cristian Mungiu Wins His Second Palme d’Or at Cannes Film Festival for ‘Fjord’ 3 days ago See All Courtesy of Focus Features The…

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