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Fritz is a falsifier drawing a picture of Eva Braun, the girlfriend of Adolf Hitler. He meets Hermann and tells him about some Nazi- material he knows about. Herrmann, working for a great German magazine, pays for everything he can get, and so Fritz starts to write "Hitlers private daybook". The story covers a real event that happend in Germany in the middle of the eighties. Written by
Wolfgang Klimt <wolfii@leo.org>
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Der Film zum Buch vom Führer
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Near the end of the film, Dr. Lentz (
Ulrich Mühe) sings a song at the party onboard the ship belongs to 'Hermann Willié'. The melody is taken from a famous German seaman-song of
Hans Albers: "La Paloma"!
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References
The Great Dictator (1940)
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Soundtracks
"Er heisst Waldemar"
Written by
Michael Jary and
Bruno Balz
Performed by
Zarah Leander
Courtesy of Wiener Boheme Verlag und EMI Electrola
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Whoever thought of that film title? It makes no sense. The film is one of the best of Director Dietl. Wounderful farce about the Hitler Diaries. George sometimes a bit over the top, but just marginal. Ochsenknecht is on top of his career. Too sad it doesn't translate well into english