Colonel Redl
(1985)
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Colonel Redl
(1985)
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| Klaus Maria Brandauer | ... | ||
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Hans Christian Blech | ... |
von Roden
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| Armin Mueller-Stahl | ... |
Thronfolger
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Gudrun Landgrebe | ... |
Katalin
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| Jan Niklas | ... |
Christoph
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László Mensáros | ... |
Oberst Ruzitska
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András Bálint | ... |
Dr. Sonnenschein
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László Gálffi | ... |
Velocchio
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Dorottya Udvaros | ... |
Clarisse
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Károly Eperjes | ... |
Leutnant Schorm
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Róbert Rátonyi | ... |
Baron Ullmann
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Gábor Svidrony | ... |
Redl als Kind
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Éva Szabó | ... |
Redls Mutter
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Tamás Major | ... |
Baron Kubinyi
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Mária Majláth | ... |
Baronin Kubinyi
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Set during the fading glory of the Austro-Hungarian empire, the film tells of the rise and fall of Alfred Redl (Brandauer), an ambitious young officer who proceeds up the ladder to become head of the Secret Police only to become ensnared in political deception. Written by Dawn M. Barclift
This film evokes powerfully the period and place in which it is set. Its plot is both interesting and intelligent. The acting is of the highest calibre; both Klaus Maria Brandauer and Gudrun Landgrebe are both world class artists. Viewers should see more German film. This is a stunning piece of work by a director of great insight and ability.