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TU PUNTUACIÓN
En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.
Hans Waldemar Anders
- Junkman
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Alfred Balthoff
- Klussendorf - a Neighbor
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Georg Bastian
- Tillerman - a Volpo (East German Police)
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Erwin Becker
- NVA-Grenzbeamter
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Christian Böttcher
- Fritz - West Berliner
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Klaus Dahlen
- Mechanic
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Ronald Dehne
- Helmut Schröder
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Claus Eberth
- Policeman
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- CuriosidadesEast German police on patrol boats tried to disrupt filming by shining searchlights at the cameras. Director Robert Siodmak assembled a decoy crew to distract the East Germans and filmed the scene along the canal a short distance away.
- PifiasMany of the escapees had suitcases and personal item, like dishes, as if they were going on vacation or moving. People escaping like this would go with the clothes on their backs.
- Citas
Uncle Albrecht: Off to band practice. We are marching in the celebration parade. I don't know what we're celebrating, but we are marching.
- ConexionesReferenced in Der Tunnel (1999)
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I recently saw this movie on television and it was of interest to me because back in August 2006 I visited Germany for the first time and went to Berlin. I was accompanied by German friends who live in Hamburg. One of them was working in Berlin when the Wall fell in 1989.
While in Berlin I toured the Wall museum and of course visited Checkpoint Charlie. I am a baby boomer who grew up during the Cold War and I well remember the TV footage of the Wall and of people trying to escape. Escape from East Berlin may seem rather old-fashioned today but I thought it was a gritty, true-to-life type of film, even if liberties were taken with the actual events of Tunnel 28.
It was interesting that while my German friends and I drove through Berlin, they would constantly inform me "now we are in The East" or "now we are in the West"...the same thing when we were on the Autobahn...apparently Germans still refer to "East" and "West"...it will probably take a generation of two more before East and West Berlin and East and West Germany are relegated to history in the minds of the German people.
Elaine Clearwater FL
While in Berlin I toured the Wall museum and of course visited Checkpoint Charlie. I am a baby boomer who grew up during the Cold War and I well remember the TV footage of the Wall and of people trying to escape. Escape from East Berlin may seem rather old-fashioned today but I thought it was a gritty, true-to-life type of film, even if liberties were taken with the actual events of Tunnel 28.
It was interesting that while my German friends and I drove through Berlin, they would constantly inform me "now we are in The East" or "now we are in the West"...the same thing when we were on the Autobahn...apparently Germans still refer to "East" and "West"...it will probably take a generation of two more before East and West Berlin and East and West Germany are relegated to history in the minds of the German people.
Elaine Clearwater FL
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- 2 ene 2007
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- Duración1 hora 34 minutos
- Color
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- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was Túnel 28 (1962) officially released in India in English?
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