Unable to shoot at Omaha Beach, Steven Spielberg shot on location on the east coast of Ireland, at Curracloe Strand. With minimal direction in the original script, a testament to the director's skill, most shots were "spur of the moment," unplanned ahead of time. "It helped make things a little more chaotic and unpredictable," Spielberg told DGA Quarterly. Considering the magnitude of the scene and its lasting cultural impact, its $12 million budget represents value for money.

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