In Popular Culture
The tank was used in many films, including some WWII films. Perhaps its notable WWII appearance was in the film Battle of the Bulge, where it portrayed Tiger II tanks. In the films Patton and Tobruk it portrayed German tanks once more. In Patton, the M48 Patton was also used to portray them. It portrayed American tanks in the film Anzio.
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