Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adriano Celentano | ... | Herman / Gustav | |
Claudio Bigagli | ... | Hans Baur | |
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François Bastien | ... | Irma |
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Giuseppe Diamanti | ... | Hitler |
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Paola Orefice | ||
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Graziella Galvani | ... | Livia Peterson |
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Bruno Di Luia | ||
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Dana Devin | ||
Dino Emanuelli | ... | (as Bernardino Emanuelli) | |
Giuseppe Castellano | |||
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Pietro Ceccarelli | ... | Ufficiale nazista |
Amanda Lear | ... | La cantante | |
Adolf Hitler | ... | Self (archive footage) | |
Rudolf Hess | ... | Self (archive footage) | |
Joseph Goebbels | ... | Self (archive footage) (as Josef Goebbels) |
In Weimar Germany, twin brothers Hermann and Gustav find themselves on opposite extremes: Hermann is a loyal sympathizer of the emerging Nazi party and Gustav is an anarchist who prints and spreads anti-Nazi propaganda.
In short: this one is a farsical account of the life and times of one Adolf Hitler. It is an uncoherent excuse of a film staggering from a "gag" to another with slow pace and no budget. The "story" consists of jokes sometimes loosely referring to actual events in 20th century history, mostly, however, just reiterating old war movie cliches. Unimaginative use of archive footage doesn't help either.
Luckily this one is hard to find, so it is easily avoided as well!