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At the Wannsee Conference on January 20, 1942, senior Nazi officials meet to determine the manner in which the so-called "Final Solution to the Jewish Question" can be best implemented.
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Clare Bullus ...
Maid (as Claire Bullus)
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Eichmann
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Stenographer
David Glover ...
Supervising Butler
David Willoughby ...
Orderly 1
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Phone Operator
David Spinx ...
Cook
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NCO
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Lange
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Schöngarth
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Bühler
Andreas Guenther ...
NCO2
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Leibbrandt
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Meyer
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Luther
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Luther's Driver
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Adjutant 1 (as Ross O'Hennessey)
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Heydrich
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Stuckart
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Hofmann
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Neumann
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Kritzinger
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Stuckart's Driver (as Hinnerk Schonemann)
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Klopfer
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Freisler
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Müller
Sebastian Christoph Jacob ...
Maid's Boyfriend (as Sebastian Jacob)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Paul Bannon ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Nick Brown ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Rod Culbertson ...
Narrator (uncredited) (voice)
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(uncredited)
Terence Mustoo ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Barry Townsend ...
Orderly (uncredited)

Directed by

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Frank Pierson

Written by

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Loring Mandel ... (written by)

Produced by

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Frank Doelger ... executive producer
Nick Gillott ... producer
C. Cory M. McCrum-Abdo ... associate producer
Frank Pierson ... executive producer
Rudi Teichmann ... service producer
David M. Thompson ... executive producer
Peter Zinner ... executive producer

Cinematography by

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Stephen Goldblatt

Editing by

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Peter Zinner ... co-editor

Editorial Department

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Candace Austin ... post-production assistant
Mike Bellamy ... senior digital film colorist
Philip Harrelson ... post-production services
Scott Hinchcliffe ... on-line editor
James Howe ... associate editor
Vivien Jordan ... post-production coordinator
Chris Miller ... post-production services
Brenna Rangott ... second assistant editor
Claus Wehlisch ... assistant editor
Sylvia Wheeler ... negative cutter

Casting By

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John Brace ... casting director: USA
Suzanne Crowley ... casting director: UK
Linda Lowy
Gilly Poole ... casting director: UK

Production Design by

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Peter Mullins

Art Direction by

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Kenneth Wheatley

Set Decoration by

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Brian Savegar

Costume Design by

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Rosalind Ebbutt

Makeup Department

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Polly Earnshaw ... hair assistant / makeup assistant
Tina Earnshaw ... supervising makeup chief: for Mr. Branagh
Jeffrey Haines ... hair assistant / makeup assistant
Frances Hannon ... hair chief: for Mr. Tucci / makeup chief: for Mr. Tucci
Carol Hemming ... supervising hair chief: for Mr. Branagh
Kate Holloway ... hair trainee (as Kate Thompson) / makeup trainee (as Kate Thompson)
Tony Tahir ... barber

Production Management

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Markus Bensch ... production manager: Germany
Kristov Brändli ... unit production manager
Ray Freeborn ... production manager
Diana Tauder ... post-production supervisor: USA

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jerry Daly ... second assistant director
Tim Daukes ... third assistant director
Daniela Jerassek ... third assistant director: Germany
Dan Knight ... third assistant director
Barry Langley ... first assistant director
Meno Sellschopp ... second assistant director: Germany
Guy Travers ... first assistant director

Art Department

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David Ball ... supervising carpenter
Helen Dolan ... production buyer / set decoration buyer
Robert J. Dugdale ... painter
Michael Fechner ... art director: Berlin
Michael Finlay ... painter
James Gemmill ... head scenic artist / scenic artist
John Godfrey ... construction manager
James Lewis ... set designer
Christopher Mason ... painter
Nick Mollo ... dressing props
Joe Monks ... head painter
Nine Nielebock ... assistant property master: indoor
Wolfgang Osterholzer ... stand-by carpenter
Russell Oxley ... scenic artist
Philip Richardson ... storeman
Hauke Richter ... assistant art director
Brian Savegar ... set dresser
Terence Shaw ... stand-by stagehand
John Shergold ... painter
Alfie Smith ... assistant art director (as Alf Smith)
Tony Teiger ... property master
Kevin Wheeler ... assistant art director

Sound Department

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Christopher Ackland ... supervising sound editor
Natalie Bayford ... assistant adr mixer
Benjamin Bober ... boom operator
Sandy Buchanan ... adr mixer
Ed Colyer ... sound mixer (as Edward Colyer)
Felicity Cottrell ... foley artist
Gillian Dodders ... dialogue editor
Andrei Gillott ... cable person
Peter Glossop ... production sound mixer
John Hayward ... re-recording mixer
Shaun Mills ... boom operator
Alan Paley ... dialogue editor
Richard Pryke ... re-recording mixer
Sandra Roth ... foley editor
Jason Swanscott ... foley artist
Kevin Tayler ... re-recording mixer
Andrew Caller ... sound technician (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Paul Dunn ... special effects supervisor
Wilma Dunn ... special effects coordinator
Daniel Letch ... special effects
Mark Raymond ... snow effects technician (as Mark E. Raymond)
Lucien Stephenson ... snow effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Shawn Broes ... digital film mastering editor
Fiona Chilton ... visual effects producer
Jeff Christopherson ... engineering staff: Cinesite
Kimberly Covate ... digital mastering operations manager: Cinesite (as Kim Covate)
Daphne Dentz ... digital effects producer
Julia Egerton ... scanning and recording
Ian Fellows ... digital paint artist: CFC
Darrel Griffin ... data support: CFC
Andy Hague ... visual effects
Merrin Jensen ... scanning and recording
Roz Lowrie ... visual effects
Dennis Politakis ... engineering staff: Cinesite
Pat Repola ... vice president of digital imaging: Cinesite
Joshua Roberts ... recording coordinator
Brian Shows ... datacine assistant
Alan Silvers ... director of technical services: Cinesite
Jennifer Simonds ... scanning and recording
Randy Starr ... vice president of business development: Cinesite
Maria Stroka ... digital lab operator
Ed Thompson ... datacine assistant
Gavin Toomey ... senior compositing artist: CFC
Mike Tosti ... imaging engineer
Jean Usi ... digital imaging operations manager: Cinesite

Camera and Electrical Department

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Craig Blankenhorn ... still photographer
Michael Brown ... electrician
Floyd Burks ... digital imaging technician
Trevor Coop ... camera operator
Adam Dale ... aerial director of photography
Carlos De Carvalho ... first assistant camera
Guy Frost ... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Andy Gardiner ... electrician
Alan Graham ... electrician (as Alan McKay Graham)
Will Handley ... wescam technician
Pip Hare ... trainee assistant camera
Rab Harling ... additional clapper loader
Nick Kenealy ... video assist operator
John King ... electrician
Steve Mcleod ... assistant chief lighting technician
Peter Moc ... digital imaging technician
Stephen Morley ... still photographer
Peter Myslowski ... key grip
Glenn Parker ... still photographer
Brian Pickett ... electrical rigger
Terry Potter ... gaffer
Stuart Pring ... electrician
Nick Schlesinger ... camera operator
Sky Sharrock ... assistant camera

Casting Department

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Annette Borgmann ... casting: Germany
John Brace ... casting: USA
Suzanne Crowley ... casting: UK
Meg Leonard ... casting assistant (as Meg Mistry) / casting: London
Linda Lowy ... casting director: USA / casting: USA
Derek J. Marquardt ... casting assistant: Los Angeles
Iris Müller ... extras casting
Gilly Poole ... casting: UK

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Chris Groucutt ... wardrobe assistant
Natalie Humphries ... wardrobe trainee
Melissa Layton ... wardrobe assistant (as Melissa Layton-Skorepa)
Malaika Rönneckendorf ... wardrobe seamstress: Berlin unit (as Maleika Rönneckendorf)
Meike Schlegel ... costume assistant: Berlin unit (as Meike Schegel) / costume assistant: Berlin
Mike Skorepa ... wardrobe master
Chris Groucutt ... costume assistant (uncredited)
Mariette Hendriks ... set costumer (uncredited)

Location Management

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James Gierman ... location consultant
Silke Krüger ... location manager: Germany

Script and Continuity Department

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June Randall ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Michael Fechner ... action vehicle coordinator
Roy A. Grace ... driver

Additional Crew

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Andrea G. Axelrod ... historical advisor
Michael Berenbaum ... historian (as Dr. Michael Berenbaum)
Debbie Brodie ... home economist
Deborah Burrett ... assistant: Mr. Pierson
Michael Driscoll ... production runner
Stephanie Dölker ... production secretary
Tina Ellis ... assistant accountant
Suzanne Freeborn ... unit nurse (as Suzanna Freeborn)
Jonathan Godfrey ... production runner
Constantine Gregory ... dialogue coach
Jason Guberman ... assistant to executive producer
Lisa Heathcote ... food stylist
Vivien Jordan ... assistant: Mr. Gillott
Tali Lipa ... production accountant
Laura Luchetti ... assistant: Mr. Tucci
Sylvia Mackintosh ... assistant accountant
Tracey Marsh ... unit nurse
Andrew Mollo ... military consultant
Terry Pritchard ... assistant: Mr. Branagh
Julie Rasmussen ... assistant to vice president of production
Christoph Renger ... production coordinator: Germany
Teja Schwede ... production assistant
Joyce Turner ... production coordinator

Thanks

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Andrea G. Axelrod ... with special thanks
Michael Berenbaum ... with special thanks (as Dr. Michael Berenbaum)
Andrew Mollo ... with special thanks

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Plot Summary

In January 1942, as the United States enters World War II, a conference assembles near Berlin. S.S. General Heydrich and his associate, Lieutenant Colonel Eichmann call the meeting to discuss the "evacuation" of Germany's Jews and other undesirables, a code word for their extermination in concentration camps. To begin this Final Solution, they must change the mind of a small group of men opposed to the idea, led by Chancellor Kritzinger. Written by Jwelch5742

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Taglines One Of The Greatest Crimes Against Humanity Was Perpetrated In Just Over An Hour. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Conspiration (France)
  • Die Wannseekonferenz (Germany)
  • La solución final (Spain)
  • Den slutliga lösningen (Finland, Swedish title)
  • Conspiración (Argentina)
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  • 96 min
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Trivia Since detailed records of the Wannsee Conference did not survive World War II, minor details of the movie (such as the seating arrangement at the conference table, what was actually served for lunch, and who was wearing a uniform compared to who wasn't) were totally up to the guess of the producers, and not based on any historical evidence. The producers and writer did have access to more primary material than it might seem at first. During his trial in Israel, Adolf Eichmann provided many details about the subject of the movie, even down to specific conversations, the general tone of the meeting, and other details. In particular, it's worth noting that a good bit of the dialogue in the movie is lifted verbatim from relevant memos and speeches by Nazi officials that were preserved, are part of the historical record, and cited by numerous sources. Many specific locutions used by the men in the movie can be found as cited, for instance, in Gitta Sereny's book "Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth" as well as other sources. The single-page, neutered summary of the meeting that survived in the files of the German Foreign Office is far from the only primary source used by the filmmakers. See more »
Goofs At the beginning of the film, place cards are being made using the traditional Germanic Gothic, or "Fraktur" font. Although the font was initially used by the Nazis, it was claimed in 1941 to be "Judenlettern" (Jewish letters) by Martin Bormann himself, who banned its use. The movie takes place in 1942. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The 53rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2001). See more »
Soundtracks String Quintet in C Major', D.956: Adagio See more »
Quotes Müller: Perhaps the judge has a special love for them?
Klopfer: [mutters appreciatively] Yes, yes a special love for them... very good...
Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart: For whom? For Jews? Wonderful, you don't have my credentials. Forgive me, from your uniform I can infer that you're shallow, ignorant and naive about the Jews. Your line, what the party rants on about is how inferior they are, some-some-some sub-species, and I keep saying how wrong that is! They are sublimely clever. And they are intelligent as well. My indictments to that race are stronger and heavier because they are real, not uneducated ideology. They are arrogant and self-obsessed and calculating and reject the Christ and I will not have them pollute German blood!
General Reinhard Heydrich: [tries to calm Stuckart down] Please, Doctor...
Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart: He doesn't understand! And neither do his people. Deal with the reality of the Jew and the world will applaud us. Treat them as imaginary phantoms, evil in human fantasies, and the world would have justified contempt for us! To kill them casually without regard for the law martyrs them, which will be their victory! Sterilization recognizes them as a part of our species but prevents them from being a part of our race. They'll disappear soon enough. And we will have acted in defense of our race and of our species and by the law! This fellow mentioned the law for the protection of German blood, *I wrote that law*! When you have my credentials then we'll talk about who loves the Jews and who hates them. Pigs don't know how to hate. I know, too, that when it comes to the half-mixed, that to kill them abandons that half of their blood which is German.
Klopfer: I'll remember you.
Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart: You should. I'm very well known.
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