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26 November 1994 (USA)
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It's 1964. What if Hitler had won the war?
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Fictional account of what might have happend if Hitler had won the war. It is now the 1960s and Germany's war crimes have so far been kept a secret...
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Won Golden Globe.
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4 nominations
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A true surprise
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Rutger Hauer | ... | SS-Sturmbannführer Xavier March |
 | Miranda Richardson | ... | Charlie Maguire |
 | Peter Vaughan | ... | SS-Oberstgruppenführer Artur Nebe |
| Michael Kitchen | ... | SS-Untersturmführer Max Jäger |
 | Jean Marsh | ... | Anna von Hagen |
| John Woodvine | ... | Franz Luther |
| John Shrapnel | ... | SS-Obergruppenführer Odilo 'Globus' Globocnik |
| Clive Russell | ... | Krebs |
| Clare Higgins | ... | Klara |
| Pavel Andel | ... | Man in Dark Coat |
| Petronella Barker | ... | Helga Schröter, Tour Guide (as Petronella O. Barker) |
| Sarah Berger | ... | Leni Kalder |
| Jan Bidlas | ... | Bellboy |
| Stuart Bunce | ... | Blind Soldier |
 | Charles De'Ath | ... | Fake Porter |
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106 min
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Locations in the Czech Republic were chosen specifically for dreary and depressing-looking Cold War era buildings.
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Factual errors: Before the meeting we can see the interpretation of the German national anthem "Das Lied der Deutschen" (known as "Deutschland über alles"). If the reality parts company with historical fact until 1944, then "Das Lied der Deutschen" was Germany's national anthem until 1933 when Hitler took the power, after that it was changed with "Die Fahne hoch".
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Xavier March:
Let me tell you a story about a clockmaker. He was over a hundred years old. Wrinkled face, his hair was white as snow. He'd worked all his life, hunched over clocks like this. So, he was a hunchback. People thought he was ugly, people of the village...
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Featured in The 52nd Annual Golden Globe Awards (1995) (TV)
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Re-baptized LE CREPUSCULE DES AIGLES (TWILIGHT OF THE EAGLES) by a French cable-TV chain, it was the only watchable movie on a raining election afternoon when I watched it, after mistaking it for a WWI air combat film starring George Peppard. To my great surprise, I learned from the introduction sequence that the Allies had been stormed back into the Channel in June 1944, then the US brought home the G.I's,Edward VIII came back with Queen Wallis, while Churchill retired to Canada, and Joe Kennedy became President of the United States, scheduled to meet Hitler in 1964, for the latter's 75th birthday. Then I understood I was watching a TV rendition of Robert Harris' masterpiece, which I had savoured almost ten years ago... Rutger Hauer was unusually mysterious as a quiet SS man, the setting (made in the Baranov studios of Prague, a bargain for advantageous filming of mid-century action) was excellent, with an interesting suggestion of the Albert Speer monumental project. I wonder who had the idea to schedule this film the very day when the French voters sent an unanimous rejection of the extreme right (May 5th, 2002), and under an enigmatic name (it had never been shown before, either on TV or theatres). harry carasso, paris