Actors talking about their understandings of Winters/Nixon relationship:
It's a great relationship. There isn't a lot of romance in Band of Brothers. We don't see a lot of ladies. But that is a romance of the sort. -- Damian Lewis, the Ross Owen Show (2011)
I really enjoy the scene where Damian and I are having this bromance at the end, and there's this awkwardness, like, are we going to see each other again? It's almost like inviting the girl to the prom, asking him to come work with my factory, you know what I mean. And there's something about the idea of these guys being 1940s guys who weren't really allowed to talk about their feelings or admit that they like each other at all. They weren't allowed to. --Ron Livingston, the Ross Owen Show (2017)
I think there was a lot of sibling, friend, rivalry. That's part of any deep and abiding love. --Ron Livingston, HBO Band of Brothers podcast (2022)
Nix is such beautifully played by Ron. This slightly cavalier, Ivy League, upper-class, roguish character, seems to have got through the war, somehow, with his humor intact. And as long as there's a bottle not too far away you figure he can get through the day. And Dick is completely straight next to him. Opposites attracted. -- Damian Lewis, HBO Band of Brothers podcast (2022)
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