Lawrence’s original path began in Al-Wajh, Saudi Arabia, and ended in Aqaba ... forward to change the course of history. Enduring the desert was no easy feat. The team faced blistering heat ...

Deep in the desert, far from the Turkish held Hejaz ... his most memorable movie locations for his epic 1962 film 'Lawrence of Arabia'. Finding it: Wadi Rum lies an hour by road east of Aqaba ...

Howard Leedham, James Calder, Craig Ross and Martin Thompson spent 25 days on camelback crossing the Nafud desert in Saudi Arabia to mark 90 years since Lawrence’s death. The four men ...

Howard Leedham, James Calder, Craig Ross and Martin Thompson spent a gruelling 25 days on camelback crossing the Nafud desert in Saudi Arabia to mark 90 years since T.E Lawrence's death.

High production costs are simply necessary for location shoots in vast desert environments. With a budget that may be bigger than the original 1962 film, the Lawrence of Arabia TV series should be ...

Lawrence proved himself invaluable when he took part in an attack on a port called Aqaba in Jordan. The Ottoman military thought nobody could cross the desert and attack it by land. But Lawrence ...

Due to his knowledge of the native Bedouin tribes, British Lieutenant T.E. Lawrence is sent to Arabia to find Prince ... camel journey across the harsh desert to attack a well-guarded Turkish ...

the desert planet that looks like a land without sun. Has Villeneuve never seen the radiant vistas of David Lean’s Lawrence of Arabia? It’s as if Villeneuve perversely intended an unappealing ...

Scott Anderson is a former war correspondent and the author of seven books including The Man who Tried to Save the World, Triage, War Zones and his acclaimed biography Lawrence in Arabia ...

Today the museum displays Lawrence's archaeological finds from Oxford and Syria, two ornate Arab robes and a pair of carved wooden doors he brought back from Arabia, as well as important portraits ...

It was a journey immortalised by Peter O’Toole in the epic 1962 film Lawrence of Arabia – and now four military veterans have become the first people to recreate T E Lawrence’s 700-mile (1,126km) trek ...