Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Guy Rolfe | ... | Andre Toulon | |
Richard Lynch | ... | Major Kraus | |
Ian Abercrombie | ... | Dr. Hess | |
Kristopher Logan | ... | Lt. Eric Stein | |
Aron Eisenberg | ... | Peter Hertz | |
Walter Gotell | ... | General Mueller | |
Sarah Douglas | ... | Elsa Toulon | |
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Matthew Faison | ... | Hertz |
Michelle Bauer | ... | Lili | |
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Jasmine Totschek | ... | Prostitute |
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Eduard Will | ... | Soldier on Stage |
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John Regis | ... | Morgue Attendant |
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Neal Parrow | ... | Young Driver |
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Kenneth Cortland | ... | Pharmacy Soldier |
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Lenny Rose | ... | Airport Agent |
Set in Berlin during WWII, the Nazi regime is attempting to develop a drug that will animate the dead, in order to use in the war effort. Toulon arouses suspicion as a Nazi dissident, and his secret is discovered. During a Nazi raid on his home, Toulon's beautiful wife is murdered. Toulon vows revenge, with the help of his animated puppets. This movie gives a new perspective on Toulon and his "friends". Written by Craig West <cwest@teleport.com>
The third part in the Puppet Master films is quite a surprise actually. It might even be better than the first in story telling! The acting is superb, the story is superb and the movie well...it's superb as well! This is actually a prequel to the original films, introducing the characters to us, including a new one named Six Shooter.
This film, without spoiling anything is about killing Nazi's who have destroyed the Puppet Master. It is a very interesting look at events from World War II.
A great installment in the series and well worth watching for the story alone!