American judge in Germany must decide if the hijacking of an East German plane into West Berlin was justified.
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Cast
Martin Sheen | ... |
Herbert J Stern
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Sam Wanamaker | ... |
Bernard Hellring
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Max Gail | ... |
Judah Best
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Jürgen Heinrich | ... |
Uri Andreyev
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Heinz Hoenig | ... |
Helmut Thiele
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Carl Lumbly | ... |
Edwin Palmer
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Max Volkert Martens | ... |
Hans Schuster
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Cristine Rose | ... |
Marsha Stern
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Marie Louise Sinclair | ... |
Kim Becker
(as Marie-Louise Sinclair)
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Joshua Sinclair | ... |
Alan Sherman
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Jutta Speidel | ... |
Sigrid Radke
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Harris Yulin | ... |
Bruno Ristau
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Sean Penn | ... |
Guenther X
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Burt Nelson | ... |
Colonel Heller
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Malgorzata Gebel | ... |
Beata Levandovska
(as Malgoscha Gebel)
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Ed Bishop | ... |
Dyson Wilde
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Peter Kybart | ... |
Captain Wiszevski
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Horst D. Scheel | ... |
Pavel Gavlik
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Helga Sloop | ... |
Jury Foreman
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Eileen Ryan | ... |
Gerta X
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Rudolf W. Marnitz | ... |
Chauffeur
(as Rolf Marnitz)
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Piero von Arnim | ... |
Laeufer
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Ted Herold | ... |
Rock Singer
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Dagmar Cassens | ... |
Court Reporter
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R.D. Call | ... |
Stephen N. Raboun
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Deirdre Fitzpatrick | ... |
Andreyev's Assistant
(as Deirdre E. Fitzpatrick)
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Annie Bataillard | ... |
Reporter No. 1
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Jan Böttcher | ... |
Gelmut's son
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Nora Chmiel | ... |
Marina Radke
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Herbert Chwoika | ... |
Stranger on train
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Peter Dollé | ... |
Colonel Martins
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Helmut Ellfeldt | ... |
Aleksandrovitch
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Ian Lloyd-Graham | ... |
Reporter No. 2
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Christian Mueller | ... |
Helmut's son
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Jeannette Patterson | ... |
Reporter No. 4
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Jim Pearcy | ... |
Reporter No. 3
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Martina Treger | ... |
Maria X
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Mario Zettel | ... |
Son X
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Directed by
Leo Penn |
Written by
Herbert J. Stern | ... | (based on the book "Judgment in Berlin" by) |
Joshua Sinclair | ... | (screenplay) & |
Leo Penn | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
Jeffrey Auerbach | ... | executive producer |
Belinha Beatty | ... | associate producer |
Heinz Bibo | ... | co-producer |
William R. Greenblatt | ... | co-producer / executive producer |
Martin Sheen | ... | executive producer |
Joshua Sinclair | ... | executive producer / producer |
Ingrid Windisch | ... | producer |
Music by
Peter Goldfuss | ... | (as Peter Goldfoot) |
Cinematography by
Gábor Pogány | ... | (as Gabor Pogany) |
Editing by
Teddy Darvas |
Editorial Department
Andre De Szekely | ... | post production consultant |
Uwe Lauterkorn | ... | dubbing editor |
Lenie Saviette | ... | editing assistant (as Leni Savietto) |
Casting By
Joyce Gallie | ||
Horst D. Scheel |
Production Design by
Peter Alteneder |
Art Direction by
Peter Alteneder | ||
Jan Schlubach |
Costume Design by
Ingrid Zoré |
Makeup Department
Marianne Müller | ... | makeup/hair (as Marianne Mueller) |
Eberhard Neufink | ... | chief makeup/hair |
Elisabeth Ullrich | ... | makeup/hair |
Production Management
Barbara von Wrangell | ... | unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Stefan Diepenbrock | ... | second assistant director |
Carola Hochgräf | ... | third assistant director (as Carola Hochgraef) |
Eva M. Schoenecker | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
Jochen Canobbi | ... | prop man |
Wieland Gaul | ... | standby carpenter |
Henrik Gross | ... | prop man |
Jerome LePlat | ... | special props: briefcases and handbags |
Momme Röhrbein | ... | assistant art director (as Momme Roehrbein) |
Sound Department
Johannes Gerstengarbe | ... | final mix (as Hans Gerstengarbe) |
Mel Kutbay | ... | sound effects: Meloton |
Karl-Heinz Laabs | ... | sound mixer (as Karl Laabs) |
Barbara Mierisch | ... | sound effects |
Karin Mueller | ... | sound editor |
Gerd Willert | ... | boom operator |
Camera and Electrical Department
Peter Arnold | ... | second unit camera |
Dieter Dentzer | ... | best boy |
Thomas Gosda | ... | electrician/grip |
Rudolf Hock | ... | electrician/grip (as Rudi Hock) |
Bernd Hübner | ... | gaffer (as Bernd Huebner) |
Arno Kiermeir | ... | stills |
John Kimberling | ... | aerial shots: Tempelhof Airways (as Captain John Kimberling) |
Uli Kudicke | ... | focus puller |
Martin Kukula | ... | second unit camera |
Hartmut Lowak | ... | electrician/grip (as Hartmut Lowack) |
Folkert Oehme | ... | clapper/loader |
Robert Scheuer | ... | electrician/grip |
Juergen Sieg | ... | dolly grip |
Luciano Tonti | ... | camera operator |
Mario Voss | ... | electrician/grip |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Christine Armbruster | ... | assistant costume designer |
Nina Büttner | ... | wardrobe mistress (as Nina Schneider) |
Brigitte Friedländer-Rodriguez | ... | wardrobe mistress (as Brigitte Friedlaender) |
Location Management
Frank Dragun | ... | location manager |
Wolfgang Massa | ... | location assistant |
Ronald Schwarz | ... | location assistant |
Music Department
Peter Goldfuss | ... | music supervisor |
Script and Continuity Department
Gabriele Mattner | ... | continuity (as Gabi Mattner) |
Transportation Department
Walter Brun | ... | cast driver |
Christian Evert | ... | cast driver |
Günter Fenner | ... | production driver (as Guenter Fenner) |
Dieter Stempnierwsky | ... | production driver |
Eckhard Wendling | ... | production runner/driver |
Additional Crew
Jeff Ballard | ... | publicist |
Terri Dewhirst | ... | assistant to director |
Cristina Harcsztark | ... | community relations: advisor |
Carola Hochgräf | ... | crowd marshall (as Carola Hochgraef) |
Heidi Huber | ... | accountant |
Ernestine Kahn | ... | dialogue coach |
Kae Oliver | ... | assistant to executive producer |
Stephen Rabourn | ... | production advisor |
Wolfgang Rapior | ... | caterer: Bovril |
Gabi Scheiger | ... | production coordinator (as Gabriele Scheiger) |
Annette Seggert | ... | caterer: Bovril |
Thanks
Cristina Harcsztark | ... | the production wishes to thank: Tempelhof Airport |
Thomas Jenkins | ... | the production wishes to thank: Tempelhof Airport (as Master Sergeant Thomas Jenkins) |
Nancy LaLuntas | ... | the production wishes to thank: Tempelhof Airport (as Captain Nancy LaLuntas) |
Robert E. Staal | ... | the production wishes to thank: Tempelhof Airport (as Major Robert E. Staal) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- New Line Cinema (1988) (United States) (theatrical)
- CEL Film Distribution (1988) (Australia) (theatrical)
- American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1989) (United States) (tv) (broadcast premiere)
- Hobo Film Enterprises (1989) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2004) (United States) (DVD)
- Funai Entertainment (1990) (Japan) (VHS)
- Intergroove Media (2009) (Germany) (DVD)
- Laser Paradise (2004) (Germany) (DVD)
- MGM Home Entertainment (1991) (United Kingdom) (VHS)
- MTC Video (1990) (Greece) (VHS)
- RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (1988) (United States) (VHS)
- Screen Media Ventures (2000) (World-wide)
- Smooth Pictures (2010) (United States) (Blu-ray)
- Studio Hamburg Enterprises (2016) (Germany) (DVD)
- Umbrella Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (DVD)
- Umbrella Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (tv)
- Umbrella Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (video) (VOD)
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Taglines | Only two things stand between him and freedom. The Iron Curtain... and the United States. See more » |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | (Cameo) Sean Penn: witness at trial. Sean Penn is the son of Leo Penn, who directed this film. See more » |
Goofs | The year of the trial is supposed to be around 1973 (date of Sigrid Radke's coerced confession), but the film was shot in contemporary Germany. In a street scene, Gunther X (Sean Penn) walks by a Berlin electronic shop advertising compact disk players (introduced in the early 1980's). Also, Judge Stern refers to the Nurenburg Trials as having occurred "45 years ago", which would refer to the present as around 1990. See more » |
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