Missiles from Hell
(1958)
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Stefan
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Zofia
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Milly Vitale | ... |
Anna
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David Knight | ... |
Tadek
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| Esmond Knight | ... |
Stricker
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| Christopher Lee | ... |
Brunner
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John G. Heller | ... |
Fritz
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Carl Jaffe | ... |
General
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Peter Madden | ... |
Stanislaw
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George Pravda | ... |
Karewski
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Gordon Sterne | ... |
Margraaf
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Carl Duering | ... |
Scientist
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Harold Siddons | ... |
Master Bomber
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George Pastell | ... |
Eryk
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Henri Vidon | ... |
Konim
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 August 1958 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Missiles from Hell: The Story of the V-1 See more »Company Credits
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Mono (RCA Sound Recording)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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Tadek: Will she talk?
Stefan: Yes, she'll talk. Women always talk. But she won't say anything that they want to hear.
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Opening Credits: Extract from Winston Churchill's Parliamentary Statement, July 6th 1944. "During the early months of 1943 reports were received through many and varied Intelligence sources that the Germans were developing a weapon with which they proposed to bomb London". See more »Quotes
[Anna has been captured by the Gestapo]Tadek: Will she talk?
Stefan: Yes, she'll talk. Women always talk. But she won't say anything that they want to hear.
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This one of those rare films, that managed to get made without Hollywoods gross miss-interpretation. The truth has not been distorted for sensationalism, the facts are correct. It is a pity that stories like these are not remade today but with extra information about the story and maintaining the integrity, the truth makes a better story than those made up in Hollywood. Details about always having clean suits and the hair always in place, well what can you expect this was the style of movie making in those days. But the story line has not been altered to distort the truth, obviously certain details are missing, as these were still listed under the Official Secrets Act of the UK. Most the of the soldiers walking around seem to be SS in their black uniforms, but it is certainly better in its facts than later movies made about the war, ie. Enigma and U-571 which are an insult to those who took part in the original actions, and lousy education to those who are not aware of the original stories.