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Description: It is 1943, and the German army—ravaged and demoralised—is hastily retreating from the Russian front. In the midst of the madness, conflict brews between the aristocratic yet ultimately pusillanimous Captain Stransky and the courageous Corporal Steiner. Stransky is the only man who believes that the Third Reich is still vastly superior to the Russian army. However, within his pompous persona lies a quivering coward who longs for the Iron Cross so that he can return to Berlin a hero. Steiner, on the other hand is cynical, defiantly non-conformist and more concerned with the safety of his own men rather than the horde of military decorations offered to him by his superiors.
Cast:
Unteroffizier Feldwebel (S: James Coburn
Hauptmann (Capt.) Stransky: Maximilian Schell
Oberst (Col.) Brandt: James Mason
Hauptmann (Capt.) Kiesel: David Warner
Unteroffizier (Cpl.) Krüger: Klaus Löwitsch
Gefreiter (Pvt.) Kern: Vadim Glowna
Leutnant (Lt.) Triebig: Roger Fritz
Anselm: Dieter Schidor
Schütze Maag: Burkhard Driest
Unteroffizier (Cpl.) Schnurrbart ('Private Mustache'): Fred Stillkrauth
Dietz: Michael Nowka
Marga (as Veronique Vendell): Véronique Vendell
Zoll: Arthur Brauss
Eva: Senta Berger
Capt. Pucher: Demeter Bitenc
Unteroffizier Feldwebel (S / Sgt.) Rolf Steiner (voice): Thomas Braut
Oberst (Col.) Brandt (voice): Heinz Engelmann
Leutnant (Lt.) Meyer: Igor Galo
Nurse Sadie Finkelstein: Katherine Haber
Hartwig: Wolf C. Hartwig
Schütze Maag (voice): Wolfgang Hess
Self (archive footage): Adolf Hitler
Boy Soldier: Sweeney MacArthur
Hauptmann (Capt.) Kiesel (voice): Thomas Piper
Ruskinja: Hermina Pipinic
German Officer (voice): Robert Rietty
Corporal Joseph Keppler(orderly): Dragomir Stanojevic
Michail: Slavko Stimac
Written by: Julius J. Epstein (screenplay), Walter Kelley (screenplay), James Hamilton (screenplay), Willi Heinrich (based on the book by)
Director: Sam Peckinpah
Production: Rapid Film, EMI Films, Terra-Filmkunst, Alex Winitsky / Arlene Sellers Productions
Release date: 20 May 1977
Cast:
Unteroffizier Feldwebel (S: James Coburn
Hauptmann (Capt.) Stransky: Maximilian Schell
Oberst (Col.) Brandt: James Mason
Hauptmann (Capt.) Kiesel: David Warner
Unteroffizier (Cpl.) Krüger: Klaus Löwitsch
Gefreiter (Pvt.) Kern: Vadim Glowna
Leutnant (Lt.) Triebig: Roger Fritz
Anselm: Dieter Schidor
Schütze Maag: Burkhard Driest
Unteroffizier (Cpl.) Schnurrbart ('Private Mustache'): Fred Stillkrauth
Dietz: Michael Nowka
Marga (as Veronique Vendell): Véronique Vendell
Zoll: Arthur Brauss
Eva: Senta Berger
Capt. Pucher: Demeter Bitenc
Unteroffizier Feldwebel (S / Sgt.) Rolf Steiner (voice): Thomas Braut
Oberst (Col.) Brandt (voice): Heinz Engelmann
Leutnant (Lt.) Meyer: Igor Galo
Nurse Sadie Finkelstein: Katherine Haber
Hartwig: Wolf C. Hartwig
Schütze Maag (voice): Wolfgang Hess
Self (archive footage): Adolf Hitler
Boy Soldier: Sweeney MacArthur
Hauptmann (Capt.) Kiesel (voice): Thomas Piper
Ruskinja: Hermina Pipinic
German Officer (voice): Robert Rietty
Corporal Joseph Keppler(orderly): Dragomir Stanojevic
Michail: Slavko Stimac
Written by: Julius J. Epstein (screenplay), Walter Kelley (screenplay), James Hamilton (screenplay), Willi Heinrich (based on the book by)
Director: Sam Peckinpah
Production: Rapid Film, EMI Films, Terra-Filmkunst, Alex Winitsky / Arlene Sellers Productions
Release date: 20 May 1977