During World War II, a teenage Jewish girl named Anne Frank and her family are forced into hiding in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Lea van Acken | ... | Anne Frank | |
Martina Gedeck | ... | Edith Frank | |
Ulrich Noethen | ... | Otto Frank | |
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Stella Kunkat | ... | Margot Frank |
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André Jung | ... | Hans van Daan |
Margarita Broich | ... | Petronella van Daan | |
Leonard Carow | ... | Peter van Daan | |
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Arthur Klemt | ... | Albert Dussel |
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Gerti Drassl | ... | Miep Gies |
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Stefan Merki | ... | Victor Kugler |
Jamie Bick | ... | Hanneli | |
Ella Frey | ... | Anne Frank as Child | |
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Maximilian Löwenstein | ... | Jan Gies |
Michael A. Grimm | ... | Wilhelm van Maaren | |
Michael Kranz | ... | Jan Hartog |
During World War II, a teenage Jewish girl named Anne Frank and her family are forced into hiding in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.
The movie itself is quite good, but I started to hate Anne Frank while watching this film. And in my opinion the naughty behavior of Anne is not realistic. If you imagine that there is a war going on an SS, SA and Gestapo are searching for Jews you are either braindead or you have to behave differently. I believe that she has been a wild rascal, but not that much like it is told in the movie. I turned it off halftime.